Posts by DrHouse

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. Moo  Need a good resole on my John Lobb suede Oakhams. The sole is rubber and the heel (where a heel plate would go) has worn way down past the rubber. Is B. Nelson my best US based...

Quote: Originally Posted by Sanguis Mortuum  Lol, what? I understand avoiding them if your feet are particularly wide or narrow, but most people have average width feet so don't need wide or narrow...

  Quote: Originally Posted by Medwed  howard yount .com http://www.howardyount.com/collections/shoes/products/cognac-brown-double-monk-strap-special-order Those only come in 1 width. No one buys a...

Quote: Originally Posted by numberr97  Looking for a pair of casual double monks for 400 or under. I was going to get the AE Mora but they take too (6-8) weeks. Can anyone point me in the right direction? I...

Quote: Originally Posted by plei89  So I'm going to be working in a fortune 500 financial services firm soon. I thought it'd be nice to start a thread on the do's and dont's of SF approved fashion in the real world --...

Quote: Originally Posted by swiego  1-ply? 2-ply? Good? Not so good? I have seen this at the regular store as well as the Last Call. They come in a variety of sizes and styles. Cashmere is very soft, but it's hard to...

Quote: Originally Posted by ltontheqt  I have been trying to inquire about and perhaps order an item, pending shipping costs, from a Spanish store named Lander Urquijo for a week-and-half. Anyone familiar with this...

Quote: Originally Posted by bruschetta  Hey everyone, I'm a relatively new member. I've been lurking for close to a year now, but this is my (gasp) first post. Has anyone seen Allen Edmonds new budget shoe line in...

Quote: Originally Posted by Cylon  Cedar is not native to Europe, so Europeans tend to use Beech which is. I think you're referring to that aromatic red cedar. There's also other cedars like Spanish cedar...

Quote: Originally Posted by BostonHedonist  If all your shoes were suddenly taken from you. What shoe types would you have to own (and how many) before you thought of your collection as "adequate for most...