From a sleek pair of loafers to a modern road runner
Looking to re-evaluate the shoes in your closet? Maybe this list will help get you going in the right direction. There are so many great styles dropping these days, we thought we would pull a few of our current favorites to showcase. From revival sneakers and hybrid loafers to some rugged boat shoes built for fall weather, these are the shoes our team can't stop talking about.
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This summer was all about the boat shoe's return. But if you're not ready to say goodbye, then try on this autumn-ready design from Vinny's. They're handcrafted with premium, hand-stitched suede uppers that are threaded with leather laces. Ready for any forecast, the shoes have a sturdy Vibram rubber-lug soles for added comfort, durability and grip.
$370 by Vinny's
Just in time for Election Day, grab this Made-in-America New Balance sneakers. Originally introduced in 2008, the 993 combined elements of the two previous 99X series models, the 991 and 992, into one, streamlined design. What we really appreciate is the grey and dusty brown colorway, which makes them easy to pair with a range of pants, from navy trousers and your favorite relaxed chinos to some well-worn denim.
$219.99 by New Balance
Ready to hit the road? Experience a supportive fit and lighter-weight energy return with the new Pegasus 41 Prequel's dual Air Zoom units and a ReactX foam midsole. Crafted for performance and planet, ReactX foam is engineered to reduce its carbon footprint by at least 43%. Plus, the tonal styling is pretty badass—accented by only that bright orange stripe along the side.
$140 by Nike
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When was the last time you rocked some Docs? If it's been a while, let this pair be your return. With a classic workwear design, the four-eye lace-up is constructed from olive green “hairy suede” with a comfort-focused padded collar and cushioned footbed. The design is finished with stitch detailing and a traditional moc toe. The shoe is grounded by the brand's signature BEN outsole secured with yellow welt stitching.
$170 by Dr. Martens
If you're not familiar with this French footwear brand, Jacques Solovière combines modern Parisian cool with classic elegance. This pair is cut from a single piece of grained leather, artfully constructed and finished with thin leather piping and a natural crepe rubber sole. They offer a supple yet durable fit that molds to your feet over time—and only gets better year after year.
$320 by Jacques Solovière
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