Mens Dance Shoes (Unisex) - Available in all our sizes.
Shoes on this page are suitable for 1930's 1940’s 1950’s Swing, Jive, Lindy-hop, Balboa, Ballroom, Salsa, Latin
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Winkle Pickers are pointed shoes and boots worn by men and women from the 1950’s onwards. The name derives from the popular seaside tradition of eating periwinkle snails eaten using a pin to extract the snail, referred to as ‘winkling it out’, the name ‘winkle pickers’ derived from this. |
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Winkle bugsy Black/White |
Bugsy brogue Black/White
patent
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Below styles taken from original 1940's patterns. |
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Ray
Red/Yellow
Leather sole |
Ray
Black/Zebra
Leather sole |
Ray
Black/Red
Leather sole
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Swing kings Punched all the way through
Brown Suede
Leather sole |
Swing kings Punched all the way through
Black Nubuck
Black eva sole |
Swing kings
Beige Punched
Brown piping
Red eva sole
Natural rand |
Swing kings Punched all the way through
White Nubuck
Black eva sole |
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Bowling alley construction was considered to be an important part of property development in the western United States in the late 1950s and early 1960s, costing millions of dollars to build as they were like small towns. As a result of this bowling shoes became a popular casual shoe. |
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60's Bowling Shoe
Brown/Beige suede
Cream/black eva
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