Serious question.
So I have a brown pair of Ted Baker Chelsea boots, really nice pair actually (pic attached). They go really well with my grey suit and I even wore them at my first-year internship at an AM firm with no issues. I'm about to start my second-year internship at a small bank and was wondering if it's appropriate?
They have a smart casual Friday so I'm guessing that would be the most suitable time to wear them.
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Not sure if I would wear them all the time with a full suit (I'm an Allen Edmonds wingtip kind of guy), but they should be more than acceptable for Fridays.
Yeah they'll be fine as long as your suit is tailored well.
I really like those shoes.
They'll be fine for Fridays.
Personally feel great, but if the company has special requirements, it may not work.
Will work in America, I suppose.
Subtle
yeah, they will be fine for Friday.
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