I OWN 103 Pairs Of Shoes & THESE Are The Seven I Wear!
About this video
Centeno walks through his personal shoe collection of over 100 pairs and explains which ones he actually wears and why, including Western boots, loafers, Chelsea boots, double monk straps, and running shoes. He discusses specific shoe brands and models he recommends, the occasions he wears each style, and the practical features that make certain pairs his go-to choices.
Key takeaways
- Centeno wears Western boots primarily when traveling for business presentations, recommending Chiso boots for comfort and Thursday Boots as an affordable alternative
- Centeno favors loafers as his go-to summer shoe in neutral colors from brands like Jay Butler and Beckett Simenon, noting that smaller vamps provide better ventilation
- Centeno recommends Chelsea boots for dressier occasions and Thursday Boots’ Legends model for casual wear, emphasizing that shoe selection should match the formality of the outfit
- Centeno suggests oxblood or brown double monk straps as versatile alternatives to black shoes that work with most outfits
- Centeno wears Brooks running shoes daily because he values their focus on runner support, having transitioned from Nike and Adidas
Episode details: published July 25, 2023 · 31K views · 10:11 long. Summary written by Self Growth Videos from the episode itself. The style advice summarized here is Antonio Centeno’s own teaching and opinion, presented for education; product recommendations are his, not ours. Summaries are written by Self Growth Videos from each video itself.
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