Posts by bengal-stripe

Quote:Originally Posted by HRoi I am liking this world where I can trade blackberries for shooz What kind of blackberry do you want to swap - the fruity or the electronic variety?

Quote:Originally Posted by alloy13 What's the difference between shoes with high instep and shoes with great volume under the vamp? Or are these the same? Not necessarily the same! - You don't want to have too much empty...

Quote:Originally Posted by Ilovelobbs How do you do these Spoiler Warnings?Highlight the text/picture you want to "spoil", then click "spoiler" icon (all black) on top. [[SPOILER]]

Quote:Originally Posted by Pembers Also: I'm not sure about this, but does the script on the insole mean that they are Top Drawer?Quote:Originally Posted by PhiloVance ^^^Nope, just means they're old Here is a Japanese guide...

Quote:Originally Posted by nutcracker So here it is, after a few alterations in design.... The seem is almost invisible...where is it?? On the lateral side (outside) the counter is faux (just perforations and two rows of...

Quote:Originally Posted by VRaivio I must have read too much texts from D.W., though I was under the impression that bespoke shoes do not need cork filling, Quote:Originally Posted by nutcracker I was under the impression that...

Quote:Originally Posted by longwalker I have a suede loafer from RL, inscribed" POLO "on the sole and tagged "made in England".  Probably Crockett & Jones.

Quote:Originally Posted by mimo Yeah, G&G.  It's a five minute cab ride. Quote:Originally Posted by Hampton Thanks. Will be in London on friday, Quote:Originally Posted by itraxx FYI according to their website it's by...

Quote:Originally Posted by mimo There is a point where the even smaller increments of improved quality cease to make any sense at all - and we will all draw that line in a different place. This applies to all aspects of life. First...

Quote:Originally Posted by Loathing Their claim that they use the "most historic" mill does suggest Johnston's, perhaps. As far as I know, the "most historic" mill in Scotland is Caerlee in Innerleithen (1788) as opposed to Johnston...