Versatile boots

[dddrees]

Originally Posted by Flyinghunter

Anyone have a source for dress boots for a wide foot such as EE or EEE?

I don't but I do have a recommendation where you may or may not find some information.


I would take a look at Styleforum and I know they have a thread for wider feet. I forget the name of the thread but if you look around you may find something that maybe of some help.

[Maxy]

No Allen Edmonds or Alden recommendations?

[Wahlberg]

Originally Posted by dddrees

CAN YOU SAY Galway?

Just but one configurations possible. Walnut CC and DOAK Calf on the 82 Last with Dainite Sole.

Another configuration with Navy Suede and Midnight Blue Calf 82 Last on Dainite Sole.

These look AMAZING.

I wasn't expecting this price though.

https://www.edwardgreen.com/shop/gal...e-82-last.html

[dddrees]

Originally Posted by Wahlberg

These look AMAZING.

I wasn't expecting this price though.

https://www.edwardgreen.com/shop/gal...e-82-last.html

The cool thing is that with Edward Green you can if you wish get them in almost any color you can imagine, more than a few different Lasts, and numerous different leathers to include two different leathers on the same pair. The Galway is an Iconic Boot from a Top Tier Shoemaker so it does cost more than your average pair of boots.

[Wahlberg]

Originally Posted by dddrees

The cool thing is that with Edward Green you can if you wish get them in almost any color you can imagine, more than a few different Lasts, and numerous different leathers to include two different leathers on the same pair. The Galway is an Iconic Boot from a Top Tier Shoemaker so it does cost more than your average pair of boots.

I'll try them out if I ever see them. Love these as well.

https://www.edwardgreen.com/shop/sho...-202-last.html

[dddrees]

Originally Posted by Wahlberg

I'll try them out if I ever see them. Love these as well.

https://www.edwardgreen.com/shop/sho...-202-last.html

They use some of the best leathers and softest suede. Thing is if you can’t find what you like you can always order a pair. Wait time will sometimes vary and it will cost you a bit more to order, but if you like what you see it’s certainly worth the price of admission. Do yourself a favor and make sure you get sized correctly first. If your lucky enough hit one of those trunk shows and the may just wave the Made To Order fee.

If you care to hear more from others who have a bit of experience check out Styleforum and the Edward Green Appreciation Thread. Worth a look if you have time.