down-at-heel

Its latter days were dreary, down-at-heel, and disreputable enough.

Seedy and down-at-heel, they lounge about the cafés and hotels frequented by English travellers.

The train was running over the malarial-looking sea-plain—past the down-at-heel palm trees, past the mosque-looking buildings.

She looked complacently down at her stubby little feet in their down-at-heel beaded slippers.

At that moment entered Félicien Garbure, a down-at-heel elderly man, who had been wont to sit at Paragot's table.