Matching Your Dress Shoes With Your Jeans

Quite often I get asked this question – “How do I know that these Dress Shoes will match all of my jeans? We all know that jeans come in all different colours, styles and cuts……which make this question a very viable question to ask. I am going to try and show you what style of Men’s Dress Shoes go best for each of the different cuts of jeans that you may have in your wardrobe.

The Boot Cut

The Boot Cut

This is a very classic cut that I am sure every man in this world has a least one pair of this style of jeans in their wardrobe. This cut is a very versatile cut that will go with almost every style of shoes available for men. This cut was originally designed to be worn with boots and you will see that at the bottom of the leg in this style, it tapers out ever so slightly to allow room for boots to be worn underneath the jeans. You can wear any style with this jean cut – pointy toed, round toed, square toed, boots, casual Dress Shoes….the list is endless.

The Straight Cut

The Straight Cut

Another classic cut in the world of jeans. This cut is similar to the boot cut and can be worn with any style of dress shoe. The only difference is that it doesn't taper out at the bottom of the leg which could make it a bit more difficult to wear boots with this cut. Beside this, it is another versatile style of denim that you can wear almost any style of Dress Shoe available on the market.

The Skinny Jean

The Skinny Jean

A style of jeans that has more recently become popular in the world of Men’s Fashion – mainly among Generations X & Y. Personally, I am not the biggest fan of this cut of jeans but this style is perfect if you are on the shorter side (stature-wise).In this case, I recommend that you wear the skinny jean with pointy toed or the longer toed Dress Shoes as it elongates your leg and makes you appear taller. This style of Jeans doesn't appeal to the taller person so much as it make them appear taller and accentuates this and makes them look too tall and lanky.

Chinos

Chinos

A more casual cut that you can wear with any type of shoes - sneakers or canvas shoes as well as dressing them up with the wide range of Dress Shoes available out there. I have a few pairs of this style in my own wardrobe because I love the versatility of them. I recommend wearing these pants with Pointy toed Dress Shoes as it also elongates your leg (like the Skinny Jeans). However this cut isn't meant to be worn tight like the skinny jean.

There is no exact science to matching your Dress Shoes to your jeans and clothing. In the end, it all comes down to you personality, sense of Style and ultimately what you are comfortable wearing.

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