Whether you take the tube, rail or bus, Hyde Park or Soho, Lewisham to Tottenham, undoubtedly these are the trainers you will see. The puzzling thing is they are extremely popular with people of all ages. Not much variety is seen in the streets so it’s almost uniformed. Another issue is the availability of large sizes. People like me with size 11 feet have a … Continue reading Most Popular Sneakers Worn in London
Gentlemen, you are not fully dressed if you don’t have a good pair of shoes. Shoes speak. That’s why they tell a lot about who you are. Every man’s wardrobe should have a pair of trainers (sneakers), a loafer, one brown dress shoe and one black dress shoe. Those are the essentials. Everything else is surplus. Form and FunctionFor the typical working bloke who goes … Continue reading Footwear for your sole.
The Early Days In the Stone Age, men would wrap animals’ skin around their feet. Believe it or not, these were the first socks. From there we moved to wearing woven fabric by the 2nd Century. The first knitted socks were discovered in Egypt. By the Middle Ages, men were wearing coloured socks that would cover their entire legs and were held in place by … Continue reading Socks, socks, socks…
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