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I have either very dressy shoes with wood soles or very casual shoes like Clarks Dessert boots and boat shoes. I don't want to wreck my nice dressy shoes wearing them every day plus their uncomfortable since I take the DC metro to work and walk alot. Also wearing Dessert boots or boat shoes look silly wearing a shirt and tie sometimes.
I'm leaning towards some of the newer Rockports, since they've updated their style and are less hideous looking than the bulky dress/sneaker hybrids my dad used to wear in the 90's. Any other suggestions?
Johnston & Murphy has a line of shoes in the $100 - $130 range that are quite comfortable. I believe they're marketed with the young urban professional in mind. They work well with business casual attire or even a suit.
Many of my doctor friends wear Rockports because they're on their feet all day & the shoes are semi-orthotic. Cole Haan also has Nike air soles in their shoes. The trick is to buy a half size up because your feet swell during the day & tight dress shoes will kill you if you have to run or stand for long periods on your commute home. Also take a look at suede brogues/wingtips. Suede has more give & thus more comfort. You can go for full suede or suede/leather combo which are totally on point.
I Used and they are comfortable and look nice in dress code you need.
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