Pretty low BIN price on a pair of EG Dovers, 202 last, Dark Oak Antique, size 9D
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Edward-Green-Burnished-Dark-Oak-/160998534583?pt=US_Men_s_Shoes&hash=item257c42adb7
Brannock: 9D
EG 202, 606, 82, 64, 184: 8.5
EG 888: 8.5, but a bit tight
C&J 337, 341, 325: 8
C&J 330: 8, but a bit tight
Alden Leydon: 9
JL 7000, 9795: 8
Meermin Hiro and Rui: 8 (Hiro is slightly low on the instep, but it's OK after a...
Quote:Originally Posted by Manton that is a fine summary. All three are excellent quailty. For use as a blazer, I would prefer the one with the most rusticity.
Thanks, Manton. The most rusticated one is Oyster, but I'm unsure if...
Can I get people's opinions on Oyster, Lesser, and Smith's navy hopsacks? I'm planning to order a BlazerSuit through Steed, and they sent me some swatches to consider.
My impression is that Lesser is really nice, but feels very smooth...
Quote:Originally Posted by gettoasty Going to pickup my shirts tomorrow morning at 10AM
Crossing my fingers all the problems are fixed and there is nothing wrong
Are these the Uniqlo shirts you took to your alterations tailor?...
Not that interesting of a sale, but 20-25% off Barbour:
Tuckernuck with the code IVYSTYLE20. And then J Crew with the code LOVEJCREW, but only on the Blast jacket
Depending on who your shirtmaker is and whether you can talk to an actual pattern maker (instead of a sales rep), why not just ask him/ her?
FWIW, a lot could have been lost in translation. The head shirtmaker at Isaia doesn't speak...