Reddit mentions of Clarks mens Desert Chukka Boot, Beeswax, 14 US

There's not a whole lot to go on here, what is your goal? Some people would recommend the sidebar, but personally I think it's a bit much and it tends to homogenize how some people look.

I would say, start off with finding some well-fitting casual clothes. Some white t-shirts, a pair of nice blue jeans (Try Levi's, 511's or 513's. Or spend a little more and get something nicer, like Second Narrow or 3sixteen.), and most importantly some footwear would be a good start.

For footwear, I'd recommend a pair of sneakers. What you get is up to you. Some recommendations I would make would be:

Vans sk8-hi's

Vans Old Skools

Adidas Stan Smiths

Air Force Ones

I'd also suggest a pair of boots, but it might be out of your price range. I'm a fan of black boots, although most people on this subreddit would recommend brown ones. Some nice boots to start off with would be:

Thorogoods (the plain toe is nice as well)

Chippewas

Clarks, although personally I would recommend you get Sand or Oakwood instead of "beeswax". The beeswax ones do not age well, and they are kind of boring.

Doc Martens I am a huge fan of this model in particular

Finally, I would recommend a black jacket to start you off with. What you get is up to you. It could be a bomber, a trucker, a varsity, a parka, an m-65, or whatever. An olive jacket would also be good, though maybe not as cool.

Other than that, it's hard to give you recommendations without knowing what you like.

Don't cut your hair.

(also, your face reminds me a little bit of The Arm, if he was less menacing.)

Shoes

Sneakers/Casual Shoes – Going to be the biggest option here as sneakers are going to be the most useful for teens.

• Canvas – Vans Authentic - $40 Vans stores also always have authentics if you can’t get your size online. True-White is the best color here. Other options are Converse Chuck Taylors - $50 – go for the Optical White and Jack Purcells - $60 – White/White colorway.
  
  
• Skate shoes – Tread very carefully here (pun completely intended), the thinner the better, stay the hell away from thick bulky skate shoes. Some examples: Nike SB Janoski - $70-110 – great option, also check out the customizable ones if you’re ok paying a little more Adidas Campus Vulc - $50-75 and Campus 2 - $50-75
  
  
• Espadrilles - $28-45 – Good summer casual footwear.
  
  
• Vans C&L 59 – Good casual shoe with a small addition of leather.
  
  Leather shoes
  
  
• Sperry A/O - $80 – best colors are Sahara, Classic Brown, and Navy. Better to wear with shorts as a whole. Stay away from boat shoe/sneaker hybrids.
  
  
• CDBs - $80 – You better know them. I refuse to say anything much about them because I see them so often I’ve grown quite a distaste for them. They are still a great option and very versatile.
  
  
• Bucks Bass Buckingham - $80 – Awesome shoes. Best colors are going to be taupe suede (referred to as “dirty bucks”) or white. Make sure to let them get dirty from wear and they’ll look even better.
  
  
• Dress Shoes – Check MFA’s Shoe Guide for a much more thorough guide. I would stick to a black cap-toe, a brown brogue or wingtip, and maybe loafers; remember, chances are you won’t need them often and you will have plenty of time for formalwear the rest of your life.
  
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  To Wrap it Up
  
  Try to build your wardrobe slowly. Don’t rush it, or as you learn more, you will end up with a lot of pieces that you realize were bad purchases and are 1) ugly, 2) don’t fit, or 3) aren’t versatile at all. You should also take it slow so you don’t blow the sparse amount of money you likely have.
  
  Good big brand stores**
  
  
• Uniqlo – Online store recently added. MFA’s lovechild for cheap, pretty well-made, well-fitting clothing.
  
  
• H&M – Better in store options than online. Very cheap, not well made, and probably won’t last too long.
  
  
• Target – Has good options on a budget. Check out what Primer has to say on Target.
  
  
• Gap – Decent quality and frequent sales. Gap has been stepping up their game recently and has been offering better clothes.
  
  
• Old Navy – Similar to Gap, but generally not as good. Quality is slightly below that of Gap’s.
  
  Use the WAYWT on /r/TeenMFA, and don’t be afraid to venture into /r/malefashionadvice for WAYWT and other guides/help.

Clarks Desert Boots are always a great choice for dark jeans. I'd try not to spend more than $80 on a pair, though. Amazon might have your size/color at a good price.

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CDBs in Beeswax are a popular choice:

http://www.amazon.com/Clarks-Originals-Mens-Desert-Beeswax/dp/B001UISA76/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395518530&sr=8-1&keywords=clarks+desert+boot

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Both amazon reviews and users from reddit said it comes big so you need to buy a size or so down.

Absolutely. Desert Boots are great and if you like the look of them, but are looking for something cheaper, their Bushacre 2's are nice, just take some breaking in. I wouldn't say that any Clark's shoes are as comfortable as sneakers though (Wallabies have really cushioned soles, but lack stability. Desert Boots are less comfortable, but really solid, stable shoes).

That said, neither of those options are really "dress" shoes. There are "dressier" shoes that you could wear to church or to parties, but aren't meant to be worn in place of black dress shoes. Clarks sells some dress shoes, but they aren't particularly known for them and I have no experience with them. I personally like Cole Haans like many people here have said. I own this pair that are good for what I need them for (summer internship and interviews during the year) and are pretty comfortable after a bit of breaking in. Not sure what line of work you're in, but if its somewhere where you'll be working up the corporate ladder and wearing a suit most of your life, they're good starter shoes. Oh, and I think I paid ~$120-130 for them when they were on sale at a Nordstrom, so you can definitely get a better price if you're willing to wait.

I've been told that the go-to for quality belts here is Orion; I've also been told that the color of the belts on their website can sometimes be misleading. Hence I'd like some advice:

What SPECIFIC color of dark brown belt on Orion's website matches the following:

1. Clarks Desert Boots - Beeswax ( http://www.amazon.com/Clarks-Originals-Mens-Desert-Beeswax/dp/B001UISA76/ref=sr_1_1?s=shoes&ie=UTF8&qid=1397256142&sr=1-1&keywords=clarks+desert+boots+beeswax )
   
   
2. LL Bean Jackman Blucher Mocs - Dark Brown ( http://www.llbean.com/llb/shop/76485?feat=11575-ppxs&dds=y )
   
   Thanks!

There's a sale on at Amazon. Free shipping, so being on this glorious island shouldn't matter! Hope this helps. :)

Same boots just buying from a different site