my DMs still look brand new and ive worn them nearly everyday for 5 years (up until i got my magnums anyway)
my DMs still look brand new and ive worn them nearly everyday for 5 years (up until i got my magnums anyway)
Next have good shoes for suits and the prices aren't daft so when they do get a bit tired, you don't cry!
Save the expensive ones for big meetings, interviews etc etc![]()

Pretty much all my shoes have always lasted years...although I guess it depends on what your criteria are for deciding that a pair is ruinedand how long do they last?
After all every time I take stuff to our local tip I see people chucking stuff away that looks in better nick that things I have still in use at home...
My current work shoes
Ted Baker Black Brogue from Moss Bros

My last pair were Base from er indoors' catalogue, lasted me about 5 or 6 years. My current ones are a pair of £20 cheapies from ASDA that I've had for the last 2 years and when polished come up as good as new.

Another recommendation for Doc M - they are brilliant. They've lasted nearly five years and are only needing replacing now.
I have the steel toe-cap version of these:
Dr Martens 2216 Pw Shoe BLACK FINE HAIRCELL - Doc Martens Boots and Shoes
I've got the boot version of these
Dickies Sedona Super Safety Shoes EN ISO 20345 S1-P Sizes 6-12 FD12230 workwear

Clarks. Current pair are over 2 and a half years old now.
Clarks from Clarks Village: Clarks Village
Ben
Don't really need heavy boots or work-shoes here, but next time I need a pair or two, I'm going to try this place Mens shoes, handmade leather shoes, Italian shoes, Oxford shoes & mens suits at Samuel Windsor
My Dad got a couple of pairs a few years ago and they looked and felt quite good. I'm a vanilla size 8, so I'm not too worried about width, depth, height, breadth or length or whatever.
Sketchers seem to last for me, though old army boots last for years.
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