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    tcbritten is offline Junior Member
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    Quote Originally Posted by R & B View Post
    Can my husband wear "sneakers" with dress pants and collered shirt to the fancy restaurants? Will be there April 9 - 14 for the first time. This message board is great!
    I don't know about the attire but we will be there the same time. I'm so excited and you won't be dissappointed

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    So my sandals that I regularly wear from 1998 are probably not going to cut it for the nicer dining establishments?? This vacation is getting more and more expensive CSS in a month!

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    One of the fgunniest things I've ever seen-wish I'd taken a picture as no one would actually believe it. At the RIU Palace in Mexico, there was a group of farmers from the mid-west on a tour or excursion of some kind. Most were educated people with wives who were architects, lawyers, office managers, etc. However, one old good-old-boy brought only one piece overall jeans (I'm not sure what the actual name of them would be-but they were bib overalls). He wore them to all of the restaurants and was not reprimanded at all. After all, he was not wearng shorts or flip-flops!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sonofthebeach View Post
    No one should "ever" wear sneakers with dress pants. Just my humble opinion.
    I wear jean shorts, and I share this sentiment.

    (no, not to the restaurant)

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    Default The never ending men's shoe debate

    Gents,
    Whether you bring along dress pants or linen summer pants, here is my suggestion (see attached)

    Sperry Topsiders, some consider these "boat shoes" I guess because people who get their pictures taken on world class sailing yachts wear these for the pictures. They are quite comfortable, light weight, easy to pack (flexible). They work nicely with the long pants as well as don't look too goofy with shorts or a bathing suit (leave the calf length white tube socks at home though)

    Mick

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    Asheville NC is offline Junior Member
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    This is absolutely my new favorite thread.
    So, here's my closed toe shoe outfit for the fancy restaurants at CN in April
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    I like it. The "bellows pants" may have issues fitting some of the seating, but you'll be the belle of the ball, the cat's PJs, or even the bee's knees.

    +1 on boat shoes.

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    I'd suggest wearing linen pants, as they are very lightweight and airy. For the shoes I'm going to push Sanuk again, as I have on earlier threads. They are "sandals" as promoted by their website, but they are closed toe as seen at this link --> SANUK SANDALS Granted, I wouldn't suggest all of those on that page, but they are comfortable, lightweight, reasonably priced, and they are great to wear down the beach. Also, you can get some boat shoes, like noted above. Personally, I'll be taking nice dress clothes also, and I'll wear them if the night is not too hot (though I'm not hopeful). It's nice to dress up sometimes, no?

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    Those (Sanuks) are really nice and look comfortable. Hope I can talk my husband into buying them!

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    Partyoftwo is offline Junior Member
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    I believe Dillards sells Sanuk, if someone would want to try them on first.

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    Great thread for newbies, and us guys thought woman had a hard time with clothing, who knew. Will be at CN April 7-21...

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    If you don't want to spend the $$ for Topsiders, my husband has had two similar pairs, one from Shoe Carnival and one from Kohl's. Both were leather and both were reasonably priced and both wore very well. He still wears the pair from Kohls'. The SC pair wore out after a couple of years. Oh and both were purchased on clearance for under $20.
    Vicky

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