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Exactly, I'm also in my 50s and would wear any of these boots. I do believe certain styles and colours of footwear don't look good on older men but mainly in the trainer/sneakers market.
@@KentHovindExposed I would definitely say yes, but you have to do it without feeling to self conscious. Which is not easy if you're not used to wearing hats.
71 yo Brit here. I can’t say I’ve changed my style of boots much over the years. I have always gone for properly made quality footwear and have several pairs, including work boots, foul weather boots and dressy ones. I think the important thing for any man, of any age, is never to wear trainers, except when you are actually training.
I was in my late 60's when I needed some new dress shoes. I didn't see anything that I liked, until I saw a pair of black Chelsea boots. Bought them. Looked great with a suit. Bought another pair; oxblood. For casual wear, it's Chukka boots in various colors.
Im 46 and have been wearing boots since high school. I still wear all of these styles, but right now im really into my brown breaker boots, with a cap toe.
I would absolutely LOVE to be sponsored by Thursday and have one of each boot!! I have 9 pair already but I want almost all of them. Thursday has really changed the game and makes incredible boots.
30's were spent wearing Timberlands and sneakers (Ditched wearing sneakers other than working out at about 35 yo), now in my 40's its Loake Brogue Boots and Thursday Boots captain pretty much all of the time
Antonio, you're an absolute legend for making this video! I love that you present the different types of boots in different use cases, and why it makes sense to use that specific type of boot. Thanks!
The brown cap toe boot description cracked me up. Just ordered a pair of brown cap toes. I'm 38. I've had a few pair of boots and decided to go with a cap toe for mostly the office.
39y/o engineer. For me, I definitely prefer captoe boots over non-captoe. I've got a few pairs (lighter brown to darker brown) and I can wear them with just about anything in my wardrobe, to include my dark brown captoe boots for my slightly less casual looks. Definitely going to head over to Thursday Boots!
I just bought my first pair of Thursday Boots because you talk about them. I was skeptical because I saw them as an ad on Instagram and I usually avoid products from those ads. I'm excited about these though, they should arrive in a few days.
They are really beautiful looking boots and really comfortable too. This won't be your only pair from that company. Also, note that they run big so you gotta size down. I wear 9.5-10 in sneakers and had to size down to 9 from Thursdayboots.
I really appreciate this video. As a retired guy, I don't need a lot of office attire and I'm looking to embrace my rural background, so boots are a great way to go. As far as cap toes, I do like the look, but I also like the sleek look. But, then again, those wingtip boots caught my eye and I will have to look into them. I remember jump boots from way back in my Army days.
Hey, Antonio! Glad the Paratrooper Boots got a shoutout here. I wear my dress Corcorans all the time with dark brown or green denim pants and they look great!
I'm 61 years old and I bought a pair of Presidents in like an adobe or sandalwood color. They look fantastic with jeans. At first they pinched a bit, but after a few times they're breaking in nicely. they do make nice boots. They had another pair that looked similar in a suede. the photo they had looked like it was 2 toned, but they discontinued them. I'm a transplant from Chicago to the desert of Az. the ground out here is hard, so the better protection you have, the more your feet appreciate it.
I'm 74 and wear suits, 3 piece or double breasted (no vest in summer) and I often wear my Chelsea boots with them. I have both black and coffee leather which adds a nice touch and sets me apart from the crowd. In the near future I will probably get a pair of Balmoral boots who's formality should also work with suits.
I've recently discovered Thursday Boots. I'm 61 years old. I have Chukka Scout Brown, President Brown and awaiting a pair of Captain Brown and Cadet Walnut. These are high quality boots and the look amazing. Get good comments when I'm out and about. The ladies are impressed with the boots. I highly recommend Thursday Boots. Antonio thanks for all that you do.
Can you please do "how to carry stuff without bulging pants pockets?" 😀 Especially with smartphones and power banks and cables and earpods and so on and so on
At a young age I had a very small foot. I'm in my 20's with a size 7 shoe. Even in Chicago I was having a hard time finding shoes. I had a pair of cap toe dress shoe and quite frankly it tore the skin off my right big toe. So I tend to stay away from the cap toe shoe. You're point on with the Wingtip in Dark Oak. I'm about to turn 62, and I think those boots look awesome. Going with those and a pair of suede chukkas in then cognac. Currently have a pair of Presidents in Az Adobe. Great boot, only took a few times of wearing them to get a good comfortable feeling.
All my boots are black or oxblood. Never liked the look of brown on me personally. I have been contemplating getting a pair of burgundy suede Chelsea boots recently. Though that's still basically oxblood lol.
I was hoping for cowboy boots in the list. I live in Texas but grew up in Oklahoma wearing cowboy boots. I gave up my low-quarters for business wear and now exclusively wear cowboy boots. For casual wear with jeans and a sport coat I go with more "every day wear" cowboy boots. Always clean, polished, and serviceable. I don't wear a cowboy hat, though. Around Texas, wearing cowboy boots barely registers notice. When I travel beyond Texas and the American south they catch a lot of interest and commentary. Some of the commentary, particularly from international tourists, have some interesting ideas about cowboy boots and associate some curious stereotypes. They are frequently surprised that I work in tech and don't farm/ranch. They do add a few inches of height, too.
Capped. I had a pair of those Thursday Captains that I loved, but they were too small, I had to get rid of them. But imma definitely get me another pair, more comfortable size. Like a said, really loved and miss those boots. My first purchased pair - thanks to this channel. 👍🏾👍🏾
I love wearing boots but because I played full court basketball until age 53, my EEE wide feet became EEEE. Some of these places do offer wide Chelsea boots. After looking at my colleagues at work, I just started tucking my shirt in and wearing a pair of tan work boots. Almost everyone noticed at once and this is a good channel for me to up my game.
My boot style: 6in black steel toe boots for working in the shop, 8in black and brown steel toe boots for trade school and weekends, and brown trekking boots for treks/hikes in the woods. And of course real winter boots for those harsh winters here in Canada.
Thursday Boots make some beautiful footwear, and I own a pair of their Presidents (plain toe) in brown. One super-important thing to note about them is that they don't come in narrow widths. I'd buy additional pairs from Thursday boots, because they really are reasonably priced and look nice, but they don't fit me as well as Allen Edmonds' boots which come in multiple widths. (AE's Dalton boot is one of my favorites, but it's a lot pricier than the Thursday boots). If you have normal or wide feet, give those Thursdays a try, but like everything else Antonio discusses, fit is key.
Just got my chelsea from a repair shop. The guy replaced heels but...turned my non-polished leather into shiny piece of something. I didn't recognize my shoes at first glance. Still feel and look weird:) Love chelseas (lazy to lace:)
I''ve been watching several of these vids on the Thursday boots. I got my Captains brandy's in this early morning and by afternoon time, I liked how they fitted & feel that I put in another order for the Duke honey suede Chelsea boots.
You’re so right lol . I have a pair of presidents … I’m an 18 year old community college student . I get so many compliments on them, too bad it’s mostly from men lol .
It just depends on what was popular back in your day. Old men wearing old shoes that were cool back then for whatever occasion. Young bucks are gonna wear what's cool at the moment. I get it tho, some have only ever wore sneakers everything with everything.
I'm a 27 yr old who unfortunately has the body frame and face of someone much younger (some may mistake me for being a teenager sometimes). And I find wearing boots paired with more mature clothes make me feel and perceived as mature for others.
In my opinion: Cap toe for brown boots. Brown is a more casual color than black anyway so the cap toe, being a more casual design, is better suited to brown boots than black. Black boots look more formal so the cleaner design of having no cap toe matches the more formal aesthetic of the black boots better. Of course this is all my opinion and not a hard and fast rule.
I usually don't like lace up boots. They get tougher and tougher to get on my feet. I've tried a Caterpillar boot for 3 days straight and on the last day I literally had to remove the laces to get my foot to slide in. The Chelsea boot is closer to my style, but I am not a fan of the elastic on the sides, that tends to detract from the look of the boots. I prefer the look and feel of a cowboy boot. There are many designs, colors, and fits that make the boot worth wearing. Some boots can go from dressy to casual without changing them out for another pair. If you find the right pair, you can wear them day in and out without thinking they are on.
You shouldn’t wear a pair of shoes day in and day out. Shoes should not be worn on consecutive days. To prolong the life of the leather, they need to have a chance to air out and dry. You should put shoe trees in them when they are not being worn to lengthen the life of the shoe and help it maintain its shape. Shoe trees also help prevent deep creases across the vamp.
I understand you all love TB but should check out company like Allen Edmonds. They are made in USA and always running sale. TB though lower in prices they never have sales. So if you buy Allen on sale they are pretty much the same price as Thursday boots and better quality.
I just turned 50. My first shoe purchase after that birthday is a pair of Tecovas midnight black full quill ostrich leather cowboy boots. Come at me bro!
My go to boots are English Doc Martens in cherry red 8-hole or 6-hole astronauts in distressed leather or lower chukkas like Clark’s desert boots in sand with Vibram Christie soles. All English-made.
A video idea I had was if you went over how to pair aftershave/cologne with deodorant. Something I haven't been able to master YET. Great video by the way.
I hate strongly scented deodorant. I buy deodorant to keep me dry and not sweating under my arms. Deodorant is cheap and so deodorant scent is cheap. That is not what I want people to smell. I want them to smell the scent that I choose with the fragrance I am wearing. I often wear quite expensive fragrance. What is the point if my deodorant interferes with it?
Looking for my first pair and this company seems to be the one. So my question is if i went with a 5 eye low ankle boot like in the video. (Cadet on their website ) Let’s say black. Could i wear these with say black denim or a suit ? Will they work for both. I’m 50 and in front of clients for finance and looking to step it up. Thansk. Mike in Michigan.
I prefer the no cap toe boot and have the Presidents in brown. For versatility, though, I have the cap toe Captains in neutral. Oh, and I also have Thursday Boots’ honey suede Chelseas. That should cover me for about any situation.
I’m not wild about the subject of this video. I could wear any boot you had in this video at my age (66 years old). What I consider when choosing my footwear is how does it coordinate with my outfit, the formality of the occasion, and possibly the weather. You also made a couple of mistakes. When discussing the open and closed lacing systems, you said a boot with a open lacing system is a brogue. You should have said it was a derby. A brogue is a shoe that has the decorative pinking (zig zag cut on the edge of the leather) and perfing (the holes punched in the leather). An Oxford is a shoe that has a closed lacing system. A brogue can be an Oxford and an Oxford can be a brogue. They made a similar mistake in a scene in the Kingsman: The Secret Service movie. I know that you know what broguing is as later in the video you were pointing out the decorative broguing on a boot. You also mispronounced jodhpur. You said something like Joe-di-per. It is jod-per.
Exactly, why should it be according to age?.. so even if you like the boot you can't wear it anymore?.. This guy has a great channel and he himself is a good guy... I'm in my thirties and I like all those boots timberland and Redwing moctoe too and I respectfully disagree cos I've seen much older guys wear the first boot and it just depends on how you rock it...
Well I never picked a 6 inch dress boot because of style,it was due to ankle support shank and the fact I don't have to worry about dress sock color.Also your socks don't get wet in minor puddles.Used to get redwings but they declined in giving me a comfortable stand all day on concrete so I need better build boot.
I personally am not a big fan of toe caps or brogueing. toe caps is just personal preference, that something extra to repair/replace, a hang up point, and I just like a plan surface look. brogueing, don't get me wrong, it can look very nice, but it just gets gunked up quicker, it's harder to clean because of how they're usually made these days, I find them ultimately impractical. I know, formal is supposed to be formal, but I like practical formal in case certain situation arise.
I love cap toes on boots. When is Thursday going to make a Oxford style boot??? A nice Oxford boot with slim sole and cap toe. Something similar to a Frye Paul Balmoral lace up boot…
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Cap toe or no cap toe? I have to go with... mostly "No".
I like both, BUT it depends on the type of boot, the color, and what I'm going to wear.
haha the IT profile was spot on
I'd like your thoughts on casual western wear, such as cowboy boots for business and casual dress, hat wear, etc.
do you have discount offer on these thursday boots for loyal fans?
By any chance do you know if their shoes can be resoled
Im in my 50s i wear all those shoes, it makes me feel comfortable i dont mind people telling me what to do in my life as long as i enjoy wearing it!
Can you wear a Flatcap with those boots? I'm looking at getting some and want a Flatcap also.
I completely agree! Most ppl in seattle dress like slobs so anything i wear is upscale so doesnt matter what i wear haha
Exactly, I'm also in my 50s and would wear any of these boots. I do believe certain styles and colours of footwear don't look good on older men but mainly in the trainer/sneakers market.
@@KentHovindExposed
I would definitely say yes, but you have to do it without feeling to self conscious. Which is not easy if you're not used to wearing hats.
Agree brother I Do as well
71 yo Brit here. I can’t say I’ve changed my style of boots much over the years. I have always gone for properly made quality footwear and have several pairs, including work boots, foul weather boots and dressy ones.
I think the important thing for any man, of any age, is never to wear trainers, except when you are actually training.
Thank you for the kind words, we're so happy you love your boots!
bought me those rouge black boots. love them!
I was in my late 60's when I needed some new dress shoes. I didn't see anything that I liked, until I saw a pair of black Chelsea boots. Bought them. Looked great with a suit. Bought another pair; oxblood. For casual wear, it's Chukka boots in various colors.
I’m 48 and brought a new pair of brown suede Chelsea boots and I love them age has nothing to do with it wear what u like and feel comfortable in
Im 46 and have been wearing boots since high school. I still wear all of these styles, but right now im really into my brown breaker boots, with a cap toe.
This channel changed my perspective on Chelsea and Chukka boots for the better. Thank you so much.
I would absolutely LOVE to be sponsored by Thursday and have one of each boot!! I have 9 pair already but I want almost all of them. Thursday has really changed the game and makes incredible boots.
30's were spent wearing Timberlands and sneakers (Ditched wearing sneakers other than working out at about 35 yo), now in my 40's its Loake Brogue Boots and Thursday Boots captain pretty much all of the time
Great shout on Loake!
Hey thanks this video is right on time I was literally just on Thursday boots website 🤣🤣👍👍💯
Same. I want the grey buckle boots.
To me all those boots go with any age as long as they match the style of clothes.
As a 66yr. old, appreciate this look at footwear..
Antonio, you're an absolute legend for making this video! I love that you present the different types of boots in different use cases, and why it makes sense to use that specific type of boot. Thanks!
Glad you like them!
The brown cap toe boot description cracked me up. Just ordered a pair of brown cap toes. I'm 38. I've had a few pair of boots and decided to go with a cap toe for mostly the office.
I'm in my 60s in Texas. Most of us wear Western Boots when we wear boots. We have different styles and colors depending on the formality and activity.
"That's what she said" hahahahahaha. that took me out
39y/o engineer. For me, I definitely prefer captoe boots over non-captoe. I've got a few pairs (lighter brown to darker brown) and I can wear them with just about anything in my wardrobe, to include my dark brown captoe boots for my slightly less casual looks. Definitely going to head over to Thursday Boots!
Well I am a 62 year old Engineer ... pretty close ThanksI
Love Your Channel
I just bought my first pair of Thursday Boots because you talk about them. I was skeptical because I saw them as an ad on Instagram and I usually avoid products from those ads. I'm excited about these though, they should arrive in a few days.
They are really beautiful looking boots and really comfortable too. This won't be your only pair from that company. Also, note that they run big so you gotta size down. I wear 9.5-10 in sneakers and had to size down to 9 from Thursdayboots.
@@ManchesterUnited1071 Half-size down.
You'll love them.
Noel Fielding once said ¨You cant look bad with a pair of good boots¨, I always use boots when I need to impress yes.
I wear Johnston & Murphy that's my brand they're durable and im starting to get some Chelsea boots now
I really appreciate this video. As a retired guy, I don't need a lot of office attire and I'm looking to embrace my rural background, so boots are a great way to go.
As far as cap toes, I do like the look, but I also like the sleek look. But, then again, those wingtip boots caught my eye and I will have to look into them.
I remember jump boots from way back in my Army days.
The Jumper reminds me of my Army days. Left/right/left...anyway, it looks to offer the best option for dog walking in snow.
Hey, Antonio! Glad the Paratrooper Boots got a shoutout here. I wear my dress Corcorans all the time with dark brown or green denim pants and they look great!
I'm 61 years old and I bought a pair of Presidents in like an adobe or sandalwood color. They look fantastic with jeans. At first they pinched a bit, but after a few times they're breaking in nicely. they do make nice boots. They had another pair that looked similar in a suede. the photo they had looked like it was 2 toned, but they discontinued them. I'm a transplant from Chicago to the desert of Az. the ground out here is hard, so the better protection you have, the more your feet appreciate it.
I'm 74 and wear suits, 3 piece or double breasted (no vest in summer) and I often wear my Chelsea boots with them. I have both black and coffee leather which adds a nice touch and sets me apart from the crowd. In the near future I will probably get a pair of Balmoral boots who's formality should also work with suits.
I love my Mocha Scout chukkas from Thursday; they go great with my khaki chinos and indigo jeans.
I'm 38 getting the Thursday Boot legend Falcon Chelsea boot will be also picking them up in Black
I've got a pair of Blacksmith boots by Red Wing that I absolutely love. Now that it's fall they're my go to pair of foot ware.
The spelling is jodhpur. The pronunciation is jod pur. Saint Laurent do the best with a Wyatt last. They are for every age. You are welcome. 😊
I've recently discovered Thursday Boots. I'm 61 years old. I have Chukka Scout Brown, President Brown and awaiting a pair of Captain Brown and Cadet Walnut. These are high quality boots and the look amazing. Get good comments when I'm out and about. The ladies are impressed with the boots. I highly recommend Thursday Boots. Antonio thanks for all that you do.
Wow, I was 32 when I bought my black Red Wing loggers. I am a repair guy but I got them because I like the style. You literally nailed me on that one.
I am 21 and got timberlands alden brook wp's are they any good
@@rienkdeboer247 they look real nice
Wear whatever you want man! Age doesn’t mean shit as long as you look good wearing what you like!
Can you please do "how to carry stuff without bulging pants pockets?" 😀
Especially with smartphones and power banks and cables and earpods and so on and so on
Jacket pockets or a hand bag. Thin wallet and phone can go easily in jeans pockets.
Please! Especially when wearing shorts.
@@marinko1862 Which leads to the next question, what kind of hand bag?
@@Ompasikom leather bag💼🎒
At a young age I had a very small foot. I'm in my 20's with a size 7 shoe. Even in Chicago I was having a hard time finding shoes. I had a pair of cap toe dress shoe and quite frankly it tore the skin off my right big toe. So I tend to stay away from the cap toe shoe. You're point on with the Wingtip in Dark Oak. I'm about to turn 62, and I think those boots look awesome. Going with those and a pair of suede chukkas in then cognac. Currently have a pair of Presidents in Az Adobe. Great boot, only took a few times of wearing them to get a good comfortable feeling.
11:50 this is so funny, I'm a trumpet player & I absolutely love these boots!! They've been everywhere from corporate events to the Grand Ole Opry!
Lol those Olive suede Rogues are super cool, musicians in their early 30's are who I physically see wearing them the most around my city.
Love that you just dove straight in !
I think all these boots lol great, I want em all.
I'm 44 and I know from experience that them black dingo slouch boots with straps are the best boots for men👍
I have always worn boots they look good and are comfortable and I'm 70
All my boots are black or oxblood. Never liked the look of brown on me personally. I have been contemplating getting a pair of burgundy suede Chelsea boots recently. Though that's still basically oxblood lol.
I was hoping for cowboy boots in the list. I live in Texas but grew up in Oklahoma wearing cowboy boots. I gave up my low-quarters for business wear and now exclusively wear cowboy boots. For casual wear with jeans and a sport coat I go with more "every day wear" cowboy boots. Always clean, polished, and serviceable. I don't wear a cowboy hat, though. Around Texas, wearing cowboy boots barely registers notice. When I travel beyond Texas and the American south they catch a lot of interest and commentary. Some of the commentary, particularly from international tourists, have some interesting ideas about cowboy boots and associate some curious stereotypes. They are frequently surprised that I work in tech and don't farm/ranch. They do add a few inches of height, too.
Capped.
I had a pair of those Thursday Captains that I loved, but they were too small, I had to get rid of them.
But imma definitely get me another pair, more comfortable size. Like a said, really loved and miss those boots. My first purchased pair - thanks to this channel. 👍🏾👍🏾
I love wearing boots but because I played full court basketball until age 53, my EEE wide feet became EEEE. Some of these places do offer wide Chelsea boots. After looking at my colleagues at work, I just started tucking my shirt in and wearing a pair of tan work boots. Almost everyone noticed at once and this is a good channel for me to up my game.
I’ll love to build my shoe wardrobe including boots appropriate for my age
Subscribed, was looking for mens fashion. I like the historical breakdown
My boot style: 6in black steel toe boots for working in the shop, 8in black and brown steel toe boots for trade school and weekends, and brown trekking boots for treks/hikes in the woods. And of course real winter boots for those harsh winters here in Canada.
Thursday Boots make some beautiful footwear, and I own a pair of their Presidents (plain toe) in brown. One super-important thing to note about them is that they don't come in narrow widths. I'd buy additional pairs from Thursday boots, because they really are reasonably priced and look nice, but they don't fit me as well as Allen Edmonds' boots which come in multiple widths. (AE's Dalton boot is one of my favorites, but it's a lot pricier than the Thursday boots). If you have normal or wide feet, give those Thursdays a try, but like everything else Antonio discusses, fit is key.
I don’t get chukka or harness boots. I’ve never seen a pair I like.
Traded my Chelseas for Engineer boots...taller shaft, much more comfortable.
Attraction doesn't matter...I'm dead.
Errr...married.
Loved this video. I think you’ve convinced me to buy 3 more boots.
Hugs...good video ...all boots that you introduce are very nice....
Excelent video Antonio. Thanks for the info!
Just got my chelsea from a repair shop. The guy replaced heels but...turned my non-polished leather into shiny piece of something. I didn't recognize my shoes at first glance. Still feel and look weird:) Love chelseas (lazy to lace:)
I''ve been watching several of these vids on the Thursday boots. I got my Captains brandy's in this early morning and by afternoon time, I liked how they fitted & feel that I put in another order for the Duke honey suede Chelsea boots.
I should have a pair of Thursday boots arriving by tomorrow or Saturday
Can you please make a video how to style the Diemme Everest Boots with Jeans?
Good morning. I'm curious if you have already done a video on exotic shoes and boots? Such as the lizard, the camen crocodile, alligator...
Im 27 i love the cap toes styles in combat design i got tons of compliments from any age
YAA I AM A BOOT LOVER.I LOVE MY BOOTS SO MUCH.
You’re so right lol . I have a pair of presidents … I’m an 18 year old community college student . I get so many compliments on them, too bad it’s mostly from men lol .
It just depends on what was popular back in your day. Old men wearing old shoes that were cool back then for whatever occasion. Young bucks are gonna wear what's cool at the moment. I get it tho, some have only ever wore sneakers everything with everything.
I'm a 27 yr old who unfortunately has the body frame and face of someone much younger (some may mistake me for being a teenager sometimes). And I find wearing boots paired with more mature clothes make me feel and perceived as mature for others.
Great vid Antonio!
Chelseas and Chukka's work best for me! Need to get some sleek Black Chelseas like in the vid now
Chelsea , Chukkas & Harness Boots 😍👍
In my opinion: Cap toe for brown boots. Brown is a more casual color than black anyway so the cap toe, being a more casual design, is better suited to brown boots than black. Black boots look more formal so the cleaner design of having no cap toe matches the more formal aesthetic of the black boots better. Of course this is all my opinion and not a hard and fast rule.
What brand are the jump boots at the end?
I usually don't like lace up boots. They get tougher and tougher to get on my feet. I've tried a Caterpillar boot for 3 days straight and on the last day I literally had to remove the laces to get my foot to slide in.
The Chelsea boot is closer to my style, but I am not a fan of the elastic on the sides, that tends to detract from the look of the boots.
I prefer the look and feel of a cowboy boot. There are many designs, colors, and fits that make the boot worth wearing. Some boots can go from dressy to casual without changing them out for another pair. If you find the right pair, you can wear them day in and out without thinking they are on.
You shouldn’t wear a pair of shoes day in and day out. Shoes should not be worn on consecutive days. To prolong the life of the leather, they need to have a chance to air out and dry. You should put shoe trees in them when they are not being worn to lengthen the life of the shoe and help it maintain its shape. Shoe trees also help prevent deep creases across the vamp.
Check out Tecovas. Good cowboy style boots at reasonable prices.
Oh, and make sure to use shoe trees and boot shapers to help keep the shape.
Wouldn't Jodhpur or Harness be right for you? Almost the same style of slip on like Chelsea's, but not elastic.
I needed this, seriously ive been torn between duke and cavalier
One is more dressy, one is more casual.
I like more the Cavalier in Grey Ash. I bought them last fall and they are really comfortable.
I really like the Thursday boot company too.I have a couple of there casual dress shoes....good quality and the price is right.
Aren't jump boots usually taller than that? Those look a lot shorter than Corcoran's.
I understand you all love TB but should check out company like Allen Edmonds. They are made in USA and always running sale. TB though lower in prices they never have sales. So if you buy Allen on sale they are pretty much the same price as Thursday boots and better quality.
Where I'm from chukka boots are commonly used by PSV driver's and tour guides and are known as safari boots
I just turned 50. My first shoe purchase after that birthday is a pair of Tecovas midnight black full quill ostrich leather cowboy boots. Come at me bro!
My go to boots are English Doc Martens in cherry red 8-hole or 6-hole astronauts in distressed leather or lower chukkas like Clark’s desert boots in sand with Vibram Christie soles. All English-made.
A video idea I had was if you went over how to pair aftershave/cologne with deodorant. Something I haven't been able to master YET. Great video by the way.
Good idea Jeff!
Think logically mate, you want to have smells that go together and don't have huge contrast, either that or you go with scentless aftershave.
I hate strongly scented deodorant. I buy deodorant to keep me dry and not sweating under my arms. Deodorant is cheap and so deodorant scent is cheap. That is not what I want people to smell. I want them to smell the scent that I choose with the fragrance I am wearing. I often wear quite expensive fragrance. What is the point if my deodorant interferes with it?
I like cap toe, last year I bought RW iron rangers, so happy with them.
Love when you are sponsored by Thursday Boots
Oh Nooo! I wear versions of all of those and get compliments on 'em...in my 50's! Guess I gotta give my boots away!😂🤣
Lol. Keep rocking those boots with confidence, friend!
Thursday boots are expensive. Oro Chelseas. Are nice too.
What about the 21 year old live performing musician? Blue Suede Captains from Thursday boots?
Looking for my first pair and this company seems to be the one. So my question is if i went with a 5 eye low ankle boot like in the video. (Cadet on their website ) Let’s say black. Could i wear these with say black denim or a suit ? Will they work for both. I’m 50 and in front of clients for finance and looking to step it up. Thansk. Mike in Michigan.
Damn, at 25 years old this first 35 seconds really hit home.
In that way i adore them who are they!!
Thursday boots 👞
I do too!
No Cap toe especially for a work horse Boot!!
Do you have a summer date night fragrance video? We a getting out of lockdown and heading to summer in Australia
I prefer the no cap toe boot and have the Presidents in brown. For versatility, though, I have the cap toe Captains in neutral. Oh, and I also have Thursday Boots’ honey suede Chelseas. That should cover me for about any situation.
Chelsea boots describes me 100%, I'm 27 and a 3D artist and design fixtures lol
Hi my take is a cap toe is more formal than a plain toe. Anyway, good video thanks
I’m not wild about the subject of this video. I could wear any boot you had in this video at my age (66 years old). What I consider when choosing my footwear is how does it coordinate with my outfit, the formality of the occasion, and possibly the weather. You also made a couple of mistakes. When discussing the open and closed lacing systems, you said a boot with a open lacing system is a brogue. You should have said it was a derby. A brogue is a shoe that has the decorative pinking (zig zag cut on the edge of the leather) and perfing (the holes punched in the leather). An Oxford is a shoe that has a closed lacing system. A brogue can be an Oxford and an Oxford can be a brogue. They made a similar mistake in a scene in the Kingsman: The Secret Service movie. I know that you know what broguing is as later in the video you were pointing out the decorative broguing on a boot. You also mispronounced jodhpur. You said something like Joe-di-per. It is jod-per.
Exactly, why should it be according to age?.. so even if you like the boot you can't wear it anymore?.. This guy has a great channel and he himself is a good guy... I'm in my thirties and I like all those boots timberland and Redwing moctoe too and I respectfully disagree cos I've seen much older guys wear the first boot and it just depends on how you rock it...
All I know is there’s no such thing as an age-appropriate boot. The idea sounds strange.
I was looking for someone to correct the improper usage of brogue lol. The video was basically one big add.
Well I never picked a 6 inch dress boot because of style,it was due to ankle support shank and the fact I don't have to worry about dress sock color.Also your socks don't get wet in minor puddles.Used to get redwings but they declined in giving me a comfortable stand all day on concrete so I need better build boot.
Very informative but once I heard "that's what she said" the office, I had to give it a like.
CAP TOE YESSSSSS!
I'm 43. My Black boots are cap toe and my medium brown aren't. Looking to get a medium to dark gray this year.
Unless the cap toe is a functional (extra) layer, is stay with the stronger & weatherproof plain toe.
I personally am not a big fan of toe caps or brogueing. toe caps is just personal preference, that something extra to repair/replace, a hang up point, and I just like a plan surface look.
brogueing, don't get me wrong, it can look very nice, but it just gets gunked up quicker, it's harder to clean because of how they're usually made these days, I find them ultimately impractical. I know, formal is supposed to be formal, but I like practical formal in case certain situation arise.
Im a 42yr truck driver.. Any recommendations ... Besides red wing.. I'm tired of steel toe Cat boots
I love cap toes on boots. When is Thursday going to make a Oxford style boot??? A nice Oxford boot with slim sole and cap toe. Something similar to a Frye Paul Balmoral lace up boot…