At what age did you stop wearing sneakers with jeans?

[boomhower]

18. Once I went to college I pretty much stopped wearing sneakers unless I was running or working out in some other fashion. Jeans is either boots or sandals.

[IronWing]

Originally Posted by lxskllr

Disgraceful. My old BDUs are made in the USA. I only have one set of ACUs, and that's marked Propper, but I don't see a country of origin listed.

My Proppers were made in the Dominican Republic.

[BUTCH1]

I see age groups from 8-80+ wearing sneakers and jeans, at what time do the thread topics improve??

[clamum]

I'll be 30 in a couple months and I still wear sneakers with jeans. To be more specific, I wear skate shoes cause I like the look and they're comfortable, but I don't see myself stopping wearing sneakers with jeans.

[PieIsAwesome]

Depends what you mean by sneakers. Running shoes? Lol, no. I wear Converse Chuck Taylors with jeans and don't see myself stopping anytime soon.

[Cyco]

I'm almost 40 and I still wear them. I don't think I'll come to the age where I don't.

[IndyColtsFan]

I'll be 42 in a couple of weeks and I only wear two kinds of shoes with my jeans: sneakers and hiking boots.

[sdifox]

err, I am on sneakers and jeans most days. 42

[KeithTalent]

Probably around grade 10.

KT

[Imp]

I stopped white sneakers and moved to hiking shoes, which are essentially darker coloured sneakers. They look a bit better.

If I weren't cheap as shit, I'd go and buy me a pair of dressier shoes.

[Anubis]

Originally Posted by sdifox

err, I am on sneakers and jeans most days. 42

same 31

if its summer i wear sandals (Birkenstocks)

actually sitting in my house with birks on with socks cause its cold out

[Kadarin]

44 and wear them to work every day.

[Auric]

Originally Posted by dennilfloss

I see. Not a fan of camo for everyday use. Then again, I was never in the army, just a navy cadet. Loved our thick navy blue felt winter trench coats though. You could feel warm in those even at -40.

A variety of BDU colours are available. Black is at once versatile and understated. Their comfort and utility trump dungarees by far as well.

[Red Squirrel]

Stop? Why would I want to stop? Unless I get a job where I can't, I will continue doing so.

[clamum]

Originally Posted by Auric

A variety of BDU colours are available. Black is at once versatile and understated. Their comfort and utility trump dungarees by far as well.

He might wanna check out some Tru-Spec 24/7 Pants or 5.11 TacLite Pro Pants. I have a pair of black Tru-Spec pants and they're great, though IMO they seem to run a bit big by a size or size-and-a-half.

[shortylickens]

I got some black ripstop pants for.......
I dunno, whatever. Never know when such things may come in handy.

[Murloc]

here and in Italy no one stops wearing jeans ever.
Also sneakers in casual situations but they get subtler.

[ShawnD1]

I will wear them until I die

[GrumpyMan]

They go hand in hand, kind of like a Dos XX and a shot of Patron. Will never stop wearing both, why should you?

[mjrpes3]

Originally Posted by Imp

I stopped white sneakers and moved to hiking shoes, which are essentially darker coloured sneakers. They look a bit better.

If I weren't cheap as shit, I'd go and buy me a pair of dressier shoes.

I did this too. Low cut hiking shoes in a tan/brown, with minimal flare. If you go with a brand like Garmont they're still as cushy as sneakers, but they don't end up looking beat up and dirty like sneakers. They also go better with BLACK socks.

[cirrrocco]

Originally Posted by IronWing

40. Switched to BDUs, much more comfortable and useful. Rarely wear sneakers cause they all crap now. Still wear a hoodie. Never owned a hoodie until age 42.

Pics. BDU??..

[IronWing]

Originally Posted by cirrrocco

Pics. BDU??..

Here

I prefer the 100% cotton ripstop but I live in a desert.

[marvdmartian]

Originally Posted by dennilfloss

I see. Not a fan of camo for everyday use. Then again, I was never in the army, just a navy cadet. Loved our thick navy blue felt winter trench coats though. You could feel warm in those even at -40.

You obviously never wintered at Great Lakes Naval Training Center (Illinois). The wind off of the lake whistled up underneath the pea coat, and while your chest & arms were warm, your butt froze solid!

In answer to the OP's question, why would you ever switch from jeans & sneakers, if they're comfy? Even when I'm drooling in my Wheaties, in the old folk's home, I'll still dress that way!

[Imp]

Originally Posted by PieIsAwesome

Depends what you mean by sneakers. Running shoes? Lol, no. I wear Converse Chuck Taylors with jeans and don't see myself stopping anytime soon.

Fell in love with Chucks for a few years. Then I realized how little support they offered. My feet felt like shit whenever I walked more than a few kilometers a day, which i do regularly living in the city.

[drum]

I'm 30 and live out in the country. I have to drive 10 miles from work to go get lunch. Fashion is not in my vocabulary.