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Quote:Originally Posted by DWFII  If such a heel is left alone, the breast of the heel will push up--to its original position during wear and weight bearing--the way the shoemaker and the last maker (and presumably God)...
has more to do with the stye of coat than the color i think
I got my bushacres from sears.ca
Quote:Originally Posted by throwbookatface ^ this got me thinking - how do you guys care for your Beeswax Bushacres? The leather seems more porous than the Beeswax DBs, but definitely not suede, and I don't want it to dry out or...
Maybe so, I dunno. I saw both in beeswax a few minutes apart last night, and the only difference I saw was the sole. The workmanship and upper seem comparable and these are cheaper by a third. I have never been a fan of crepe for urban...
You could try Clapham's Leather Beeswax Dressing if you don't want them beat up: http://www.claphams.com/
Quote:Originally Posted by carguy Sears, they're on sale for $90.99 right now. Just bought those, but they aren't the "originals" line. It's a cheaper line made in Viet Nam and doesn't have the crepe sole but some other synthetic....
I have the same drop and find several 'slim fit' shirts work fine for me. I guess it depends on how tight you want it to be. I'm happy with minimal bunching at the waist band. There is a thread on slim fits btw.
Quote:Originally Posted by Reinhard00 It is a symbol of Rodoslavie that represents the sun. It has been used in Slavic spirituality by ancestors for thousands of years. The swastika is an ancient 'spiritual' symbol from central asia...
Day old member with modified swastika avatar posts question on concealing weapons and members bite.
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