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New to this. What's an /fa/ approved brand for boat shoes?

>> No.6643321

>>6643300
I would write out a list of recommendations, but I already did.

>> No.6643333

>>6643300

For cheap, go for someone who is at least known for it like Sperry.

Personally, I'd recommend Quoddy or Yuketen.

>> No.6643329

>>6643300
do you even own a boat?

>> No.6643357

>>6643333
I second Quoddy personally, great quality. Yuketen in general is, never had experience with their boat shoes - because let's face it, boat shoes are pretty awful.

>> No.6643395

>>6643333
Poorfag. I'm not yet able to spend $300 on shoes... Any other options?

>> No.6643399

>>6643395

fuccboi brand

>> No.6643404

I love my sperry's

>> No.6643423
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6643423

>>6643399
Well thanks for contributing

>> No.6643446

>>6643423
Sebago?

>> No.6643745

I have personal experience with Yuketen, Quoddy, Oak Street Bootmakers, and Rancourt & Co.

All of them make shoes of very similar quality. I would personally recommend Oak Street.

Unless you like a specific style of Yuketen shoes, I wouldn't pick them. The price for quality ratio is not as good. That said, they make fine shoes. I'm not sure who actually makes it though.

>> No.6643751

>>6643395
If you can't afford to buy good leather and handsewn construction, you can't afford boat shoes.

Get sneakers if your budget is low.