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Old 26 January 2016, 12:27 PM   #61
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I've had several pairs of Guccis and Ferragamos and prefer Gucci's fit and quality.
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Old 27 January 2016, 10:21 AM   #62
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I have two pairs of Farragamo Drivers, a pair of Gucci pebbled drivers, and a pair of Gucci loafers. My opinion might differ from a lot of others for one simple reason, i wear a prosthetic, so anything with a heel gets to be uncomfortable after relatively short wear time. So i tend to stick to drivers. For me, Farragamo hands down have the best drivers, thats not to say i dont like my Gucci's though. One thing i prefer about Gucci's over Farramagos is Gucci has more style, but for comfort-ability, Farragamo.
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Old 27 January 2016, 10:40 AM   #63
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Old 27 January 2016, 10:40 AM   #64
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ferragamo and john lobb
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Old 27 January 2016, 10:48 AM   #65
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I went the King of Prussia mall this morning. I stopped in both the Ferragamo and Gucci boutiques. The Ferragamo Parigi’s are more solid and will take a better beating compared to the Gucci Diamante’s. The Diamante’s are more comfortable than the Parigi’s, hands down. And there was enough arch support for my flat and narrow feet. I prefer to purchase from Nordstrom because they have great customer service and a very flexible return policy. My Nordstrom does not carry Gucci, but they can order from another store.
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Old 28 January 2016, 07:27 AM   #66
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Stumbled across these while in NYC - Belgian Shoes (also available in "driver" style). Very comfortable and rare in the wild.

I rotate with Gucci, Ferragamo and Tod's all of which are excellent if properly cared for!

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Old 2 February 2016, 07:56 PM   #67
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There have been a few mentions of Tod's on here. I am considering a pair of Tod's Gommino penny drivers in beige suede.

http://store.tods.com/Tods/US/catego...WG0001096IC407

These look really nice. I've always been a sucker for suede. I have a pair of Alden Indy Snuff Suede boots, but no suede shoes. It looks like the Gucci's pebble sole is more durable than Tod's pebble sole. Is it true that drivers are known to wear out quickly? I would just wear these causally like to the office on casual Friday's or night out on the town.

Oh and please keep me off this thread! :)
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Old 5 February 2016, 05:54 AM   #68
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I am considering some shows for work.....I work for the VA here in Muskogee Okla. I usually, well always wear jeans and a t shirt to work since we have no public contact, but I want to look a little more classy. Most everyone in here wear jeans and t shirts except the supervisors, but I just want to project a clean, professional image.

I am wanting to spend about $500-$600 on a pair of nice shows to wear with some nice clothes....my shoes will need to be comfortable. I am looking at Ferragamo slip on tassel loafers. But honestly, I have no clue about nice dress shoes. I currently wear some cheap Sperry loafers and they are pretty comfortable and people always say they look nice, but I am just wanting something better.

What would be your choice for a pair of comfortable dress shoes in the $500-$600 range?
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Old 5 February 2016, 07:36 AM   #69
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I am wanting to spend about $500-$600 on a pair of nice shows to wear with some nice clothes....my shoes will need to be comfortable. I am looking at Ferragamo slip on tassel loafers.
What would be your choice for a pair of comfortable dress shoes in the $500-$600 range?
Not Italian, but Alden tassel mocs are nice.
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Old 5 February 2016, 07:41 AM   #70
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Not Italian, but Alden tassel mocs are nice.
Thanks teqp! Doesn't matter if they are Italian or not, I am just wanting classy, comfortable dress shoes to wear to work!
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Ferragamo driving shoes just came in!!! Will post pics!
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Old 5 February 2016, 07:55 AM   #72
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WearingAngelo Galasso loafers today. Surprising comfortable considerin. The construction. The color and detail are top notch




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Old 6 February 2016, 11:11 PM   #73
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These Rancourt Westbrook Driving Mocs aren't Italian, but are really nice and scream American styling.

http://www.rancourtandcompany.com/me...mic-14170.html

Anyone have experience with Rancourt? They have a pretty cool Made to Fit - Trial program which allows you to place a $50 deposit on your future order and receive two pair of fit trial shoes to help determine your size before you order. The $50 deposit will be applied to your future order.
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