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Comfy shoes for litigators?
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Not the comfiest, but very well made and extremely durable - I have the a pair of brogues form Clarks' Craftmaster range. They have aged very well.
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Yes I wear black airforce 1s. Keep a pair of formal shoes for client meetings that will require it at the office also so you can do a quick switch if neeeded.
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Seasoned litigator here. I only recommend Vibrams. Best footwear for Court.
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Black chappals with dhoti. Most comfortable wear. Others do give you the look but who cares. Embrace your tradition. Love being comfortable.
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If you are brand conscious then Ferragammo, else Bata is fine.
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I have the Skechers Bregman Selone. Comfort is top notch but they age poorly.
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Metro shoes, there is a leather shoe with the sole of a sport shoe costs around 6.5k, it doesn't have a heel and feels just like a leather sneaker
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I'm genuinely curious, not trolling. Can you really get away with these in a professional context?
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Bump also please tell some which can help with an increased height look for us short kings and queens
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I’ve had the hush puppies brogues. Had to get it fixed but it’s been going solid for around 1.5 years now.
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Hush Puppies are still good. You can try Woodland also; they make excellent shoes, including formal ones one would wear in court.
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i have hush puppies, the pointy ones. the pointy thing is a problem. maybe I'm just used to sneakers but the small heel makes them a bit uncomfortable
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Get one from Skechers. One of their shoes (I forgot the name) is fully black and looks like formal shoes.

I literally swear by its comfiness.
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Which brand has good and comfortable shoes with a broad front? I can't wear the pointed shoes as I have a flat foot.

Are Hush Puppies still good or have they deteriorated? Any other good brands?
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