Chippewa briar pitstop arroyos. black Wrangler jeans, black/blue medium plaid on white shirt, black BootDude long-sleeve T, black briefs, usual Dickies socks.
Chippewa Briar pitstop arroyos, black fine wale cords, medium navy check on blue shirt, black Cowboy Up long-sleeve T, black briefs, usual Dickies socks.
Chippewa briar pitstop arroyos (one of the nice things about being able to wear boots at work), black Wrangler jeans (it's a casual Friday), fine blue check on light blue shirt, white T, black boxer briefs, usual Dickies socks.
Chippewa briar pittstop arroyos boots, Wrangler blue jeans (!3MWZ, 33x30), red/black plaid flannel shirt (not like the ones that were popular in the old clone days), neutral Carhartt thermal top, navy boots socks.
Chippewa briar pitstop arroyos, black Wrangler jeans, navy Carhartt work shirt, black Carhartt thermal T, gray pouch briefs, new black tight-like bottoms, acrylic/merino boot socks (yea! found more of my winter socks).
Chippewa Briar Pitstop Arroyos (western Wellington boots), another pair of black Wrangler jeans, thick blue stripe dress shirt, white T, black briefs, usual Dickies socks.
Thanks to Beethoven and something known locally as "Head of the Chuck" (aka "Charles"; a college regatta), several sightings of MSP big guys in winter uniforms (probably cursing the fact that they're wool).
Chippewa Briar Pitstop Arroyos cowboy boots, black Wrangler jeans, blue/black medium check on white Cinch shirt, white T, black briefs, usual Dickies socks. Changed into navy pleated pants for dinner.
Nice pair of Chippewa work boots on a big guy in shorts.
I started this blog soon after I turned 55 and decided I need an alternative to joining AARP. I'm partnered, don't play, and not dead between the legs. Very not dead, just keep it zipped up.
I'm always interested to know what other men are wearing, especially if they are wearing some kind of boots. If you don't want to post a comment, feel free to email me.
My blog name comes from a silly bar conversation almost 25 years ago: a group of friends making up names for each other. When I was given the name "Clint" one of the group said, "like Clint Lockner."