Posts by Avebury

A bit 70s for me. Pic attached of a jacket dating to 1975, for comparison. No criticism intended - if you like the look, you like the look.

Quote: Originally Posted by HORNS Thanks for sharing that, douchebag. After unfortunately stumbling across quite a few of your posts, I think it's safe to say that a murder/suicide would be committed after spending more...

Quote: Originally Posted by nate10184 I understand where your coming from but I bought a pair of C+J's for next to nothing a few months ago and wear them about as much as any shoe I have (I'm only 24). In warm months...

Quote: Originally Posted by XdryMartini Recently got these at a NM sale event - 25% off!!! John Lobb Ashley Chestnut w/ Ardilla apron Have to say I have a loathing for loafers. They are the shoe...

Tricker's boots are quite big at the toe - probably bigger than the Fred. Then again, that's a characteristic of most country boots. The only one I've seen which is fairly conservative is the Edward Green "Galway", but that...

I wouldn't touch the Rushden Range with a bargepole myself.

I once bought a pair of R.M. Williams shoe trees. The female shop assistant aggressively wrestled with the boot and cedar shoe tree, eventually managing to get it in. I feared the boots had been damaged (I feel sorry for the poor...

Tis' a pity your collection is going. My pithy advice would be: Keep the best, ditch the rest! Prob no more than 10 - 12 pairs is practical. I'd definitely keep the EGs and the Tricker's "Stow". I like the...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kuro I believe so, but IIRC none of the leather swatches have that name, rather the name of that color on the swatch is something like rose noir. That looks like a ghastly 1970s...

Quote: Originally Posted by SpringCleaning Please do not take this the wrong way, but to clarify, my main cabinet holds a selection of 30 shoes which I can rotate every four to eight weeks or as I fancy. You might note...