Posts by alexSF

^Ridicolous answer, and even the right cap toe seems to have a flaw in the center area near stitching. The problem isn't only the colour but also the rougher nap of the suede in that area that make the difference more evident and is the...

Use cream for restoring or recolouring scuffs. For the regular care, a good conditioner and wax polish are fine. Avoid neutral wax, it should be used only as soft stripper or for waxing the welt. It's easy to remove the factory finishing.

^I have both colours, cognac wax is available only in MDO range and in 100ml. Cognac is a dark tan with a red tone, mahogany is a brown with a red tone. For C&J chestnut I would go with mahogany.

^ "Unknow code" even in Italy.

The problem of the BB Slim fit is the fullness of the sleeves, the fit on the chest it's pretty good. ESF is slimmer in the chest but still too full on the waist. The slim fit is more balanced, it doesn't look so bad on you, except for...

I really doubt that Loake for Peal are comparable to C&J. They are probably equivalent to 1880 range, better in suede and pebble grain leather that minimize the mid quality leather used, their calf leather age and crease very bad in my...

I have bought this nice pair of shoes some time ago but they don't fit me well, so they are now for sale: Cheaney Avon C - Almond Grain Country Brogue, Commando Sole, Last 12508 - Size UK 8.5 F New with box, never worn. See here...

I have bought this nice pair of shoes some time ago but they don't fit me well, so they are now for sale: Cheaney Avon C - Almond Grain Country Brogue, Commando Sole, Last 12508 - Size UK 8.5 F New with box, never worn. See here...

I noticed that old stock of these shoes (Polo branded) have the same color as above. The actual stock are much darker, almost dark chocolate except under the sun, probably for a different finish that cover the original colour.

RL accept returns also for creased shoes? just for curiosity