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Hmmm. The only thing I wear during the winter that aren't boots or flats are sneakers. I have grey low top Converse, navy Vans, and a pair of the new Rifle Keds (which I adore). I have the Kickstart Queen Anne ones. They go with everything and I love wearing gold jewelry when I wear them -- makes me feel coordinated.  :lol:

 

I wish those wool clogs were still in style. Those things were the best. 

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Hmmm. The only thing I wear during the winter that aren't boots or flats are sneakers. I have grey low top Converse, navy Vans, and a pair of the new Rifle Keds (which I adore). I have the Kickstart Queen Anne ones. They go with everything and I love wearing gold jewelry when I wear them -- makes me feel coordinated.  :lol:

 

I wish those wool clogs were still in style. Those things were the best. 

 

Cute, but terrible on snow/slush/ice.

 

I'd like a shoe that doesn't completely suck in the elements (but that isn't a boot).

 

Yes, I'm high jacking this thread apparently.  LOL

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Hmmm. The only thing I wear during the winter that aren't boots or flats are sneakers. I have grey low top Converse, navy Vans, and a pair of the new Rifle Keds (which I adore). I have the Kickstart Queen Anne ones. They go with everything and I love wearing gold jewelry when I wear them -- makes me feel coordinated.  :lol:

 

I wish those wool clogs were still in style. Those things were the best. 

Oh, so cute!

 

Agree with you on the wool clogs. 

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I had something made by Solomon similar to this for a few years and they worked great.  I'd actually love another pair.  I had them in woman's sizes. 

https://www.zappos.com/p/salomon-snow-clog-black-black-black/product/8906809/color/24150?ef_id=V0JlQQAAAHiaHmlF:20171120200808:s

If we still lived where the was snow most the winter, these would be great. But I don't need something that durable. I want something cuter!  :coolgleamA:

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I assume you mean not snow boots? Booties are all the rage now and come in a variety of styles.

 

http://m.solesociety.com/natasha-dark-mushroom.html

 

Or

 

https://m.zappos.com/p/born-trinculo-brown-leather/product/8735710/color/216

No, I actually mean not boots--I'm looking for shoes. I have plenty of boots-tall, ankle, heels, no heels. I'm looking for shoes! 

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I just got Land's End's slimmer women's moc and wore them for the first time yesterday.

 

https://www.landsend.com/products/womens-comfort-slip-on-shoes/id_289534?sku_0=::AJ2

 

I really like them! They're less bulky than the traditional slip-on mocs but they're still sturdy enough. I pair them with wool blend socks in wild prints like these:

 

https://smile.amazon.com/Buttons-Pleats-Womens-Socks-Pattern/dp/B00RAAQC4Q/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1511272750&sr=8-2&keywords=buttons+and+pleats+socks

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Salomon water proof trail runners do well in muddy weather, but I don't think they are really warm enough for snow.  They're cute, though--I always get compliments when I wear mine.  Very colorful but not over the top.  Definitely warmer than, say, canvas sneakers.

 

I find for cold, slushy weather leather flats with waterproof soles rather than leather ones are my best bet if I don't want to wear boots.  My favorites in that category are made by Earthies, Bjorn, and Sofft.  

 

These would be great with pants:  http://www.earthbrands.com/item/earthies-santana-womens-oxford/49884/PBL

These are the ones I wear most, and they are super comfortable.  They go with suits, flowy skirts, pencil skirts, pants, and jeans.  I have them in four colors and I wear them 6 days per week:  http://www.earthbrands.com/item/earth-shoes-bellwether-leather-ballet-flat/24440/119

 

 

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Salomon water proof trail runners do well in muddy weather, but I don't think they are really warm enough for snow.  They're cute, though--I always get compliments when I wear mine.  Very colorful but not over the top.  Definitely warmer than, say, canvas sneakers.

 

I find for cold, slushy weather leather flats with waterproof soles rather than leather ones are my best bet if I don't want to wear boots.  My favorites in that category are made by Earthies, Bjorn, and Sofft.  

 

These would be great with pants:  http://www.earthbrands.com/item/earthies-santana-womens-oxford/49884/PBL

These are the ones I wear most, and they are super comfortable.  They go with suits, flowy skirts, pencil skirts, pants, and jeans.  I have them in four colors and I wear them 6 days per week:  http://www.earthbrands.com/item/earth-shoes-bellwether-leather-ballet-flat/24440/119

 

I have a pair of Salomon's and love them--will wear them when I work the dogs later today.  Good choice!  :-)

 

I like both of the shoes that you posted, thanks!

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Now I'm looking at these oxfords. I like how sturdy they look, without being a boot. They get good reviews and I can wear great socks like the ones chiguirre posted about. 

 

Those ARE cute.  I tend to walk right out of shoes like that.  For some reason (I think maybe my narrow heel), I do best with flats, tied shoes, or shoes with straps.

I would wear the great socks with the tied shoes for sure, but not as much would show.

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