From Samba alternatives to cowboy boots, Men’s Wearhouse has a well-curated (and budget-friendly) selection of footwear
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Men’s Wearhouse might be best known for its affordable suits and other dressy attire, but it’s also a great destination for footwear. And not just dress shoes either: The best Men’s Wearhouse shoes include snazzy loafers, casual sneakers, cowboy boots, and other styles.
At a Glance: The Best Men’s Wearhouse Shoes
Plus, many of the shoes at Men’s Wearhouse come from well-respected brands. They’ve got picks from big names like G.H. Bass, Frye, and Rockport. Plus, like their suiting and other sections, the footwear at Men’s Wearhouse is all relatively affordable. Shop all of Men’s Wearhouse’s shoes here.
Best Men’s Wearhouse Shoes
If you don’t feel like combing through Men’s Wearhouse’s large shoe selection, we’re here to help. Below are some of the best Men’s Wearhouse shoes to pick up right now.
Stacy Adams Newell Plain Toe Oxfords
Everyone needs a pair of classic black Oxfords. This pair from Stacy Adams is as classic as they come. The imported shoes feature a high-quality smooth finish that’s not too shiny or too casual, making them great for weddings, office days, and any other dressy occassions.
Loafers
G.H. Bass Larson Weejuns Suede
You can’t go wrong with the most classic loafer of them all: G.H. Bass’ Larson Weejuns. In the current footwear landscape, they can be worn with just about anything, be it jean shorts and a tee, chinos and a button-up, or a full suit. Plus, the build quality means they only get better after a couple of years of scuffs. These are the suede version, which offer a nice switch-up in the current sea of black leather loafers that have taken over menswear.
Sneakers
Gola Viper T Toe Gum Bottom Sneakers
Yes, Men’s Wearhouse also has a great selection of sneakers. One of our favorite pairs is these Viper T Toe sneakers from Gola. They offer a great alternative to the uber-popular Adidas Sambas and Onitsuka Tigers that we’re seeing everywhere, and we’re big fans of the white color with the gum sole.
Johnston & Murphy Conlin Cap Toe Oxfords
I’m a supporter of dark brown over light brown shoes. The latter, such as these cap toe Oxfords from Johnston & Murphy, are more elegant and pulled-together and less summer intern.
Casual Shoes
Clarks Wallabee EVO Moc Toe Slip On Shoes
Looking for a casual shoe that’s not a sneaker? Check out these classic Clarks Wallabees. Reminiscent of mid-century surf culture, the shoes are laid-back and comfy but still wearable in more casual offices.
Rockport Wilcox Classic Penny Loafer
Another great pair of loafers from Men’s Wearhouse are these Wilcox penny loafers from Rockport. They’re comfy but elegant, and the rubber outsole means they’re better for walking on city streets.
Boots
Bedstu Kaldi Leather Plain Toe Boots
These Bedstu Chelsea boots are on the pricier side of Men’s Wearhouse’s offerings ($375), but they look like a far more expensive designer piece. We love the worn-in look — especially for more casual outfits — but they’re still easy to pair with more dressed-up outfits.
Cowboy Boots
Frye Bruce Pull-On Plain Toe Cowboy Boots
We were pleasantly surprised to find these cowboy boots at Men’s Wearhouse — and from a much-loved brand like Frye, nonetheless. They boast a classic western design, complete with a raised heel and a decorative upper. You can even wear them with dressy attire in the right circumstances.
