Driving moccasins.
A Don doesn't wear shorts.
Are birkenstocks the shoes that mold to your feet over time? Their insole will slowly shape to the form of your foot?
I thought I heard that from someone once.
I have a pair of Betula (by Birkenstock). They have a preformed/preshaped foot bed made from cork that should conform a little more over time to your exact foot shape, while also providing sturdy support. I don't wear mine very often due to lack of heal strap, I mostly wear them at the height of summer (July/August/September) and then only a few hours at a time. Since I do not like wearing flip-flops or similar style shoes without the help of a heel strap. But they remain in my closet because of the very nice footbed and comfortable feel. If you like flip-flops I think you will like them a lot.Are birkenstocks the shoes that mold to your feet over time? Their insole will slowly shape to the form of your foot?
I thought I heard that from someone once.
I would have never thought hiking boots & shorts would be a match. interesting.
+1. To which I add canvas slip-ons/espadrilles and, if you are even more balls out preppy, saddle shoes.Lose the cargo pockets and get shorts that are actual shorts - not cropped baggy pants that end around your calf.
Khaki, faded red, seersucker, madras or plaid shorts that end just above your knees - an inch or two is correct. If you find a pair you like that are too long, spend the couple of bucks to have the tailor hem them to the proper length for you. These shorts will go with anything; polos, tee shirts and casual button downs.
Shoes are easy: boat shoes, penny loafers or (if you are balls out preppy) white or dirty bucks. Under no circumstances are socks to be worn with any of those - even the bucks
Flip flops are for the beach, if you are in social situations you are better off with the options listed above.
THEY.ARE.NOT.A.MATCH. Under any circumstances......
The exception that proves the rule.
"... oh great. NOW you tell me!"
+1. Or other boat shoe.Topsiders, no socks.