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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
Two AS post conditioning and an intruder…- LPMIII
- Post #3,701
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
The prices were more than I was hoping for, but when isn't that the case. It makes some since when you realize their Exclusive line is MTO now too. I still tend to like PSS design choices more than C&J on similar shoes while also having nicer finishing imho. I just hope they start offering...- LPMIII
- Post #3,644
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
Just heard from Paul Sargent. No lasted shoe trees for the moment but they are "seriously considering it" for the future.- LPMIII
- Post #3,465
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
Great news.- LPMIII
- Post #3,446
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Enzo Bonafe Handmade Shoes.
Me too. I think the 062 would be the safer for me at least.- LPMIII
- Post #5,044
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
I've always gone with the same size (save for one) and they all seemed to appropriately fill and tension the shoes. The one odd ball is a half size too small and even that works OK enough. Where are you finding AS trees?- LPMIII
- Post #3,418
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
Cherry Moore's finally getting some use again.- LPMIII
- Post #3,415
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
They absolutely did. Hinged trees for their handgrade models (at least at my time of inquiry). However, when I contacted them early last year, I was told that they were not longer producing lasted trees for their Exclusive range lasts.- LPMIII
- Post #3,409
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
I've found their estate-cn.com website but I can never reach it. If anyone has an email that would be great- LPMIII
- Post #3,389
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
I purchased a pair of Radwell seconds from AS. The finish they used was flaking off so I stripped them with acetone and they came out to a nice light brown. I love my Alex jodhpurs too.- LPMIII
- Post #3,322
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
For what it's worth, I believe I've come across this seller trying to move a decent quantity of AS shoes mid last year.- LPMIII
- Post #3,319
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Paul Sargent (formerly Alfred Sargent) Appreciation Thread
What a shame. Glad I was able to get the pairs I did.- LPMIII
- Post #3,309
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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MC General Chat
Yeah, I think I was confusing it with Fuddruckers lol. I did not know it was made in Japan though!- LPMIII
- Post #5,848
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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MC General Chat
I finally found it. Looking through reproduction clothing forums I found that https://www.eastmanleather.com/ was a pretty popular brand. Scrolling through there website, I cam across one of their affiliates: https://www.buzzricksons.com/ Which is the stupid ******* name that's been almost...- LPMIII
- Post #5,846
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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MC General Chat
It wasn't formal attire, definitely to the casual side. Aero Leathers is along the right lines but I'm nearly positive it was a different shop. The name had some sort of rhyme or alliterations. This is the right era but I am nearly positive they were a US based outfit. I think, but am not...- LPMIII
- Post #5,790
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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MC General Chat
I'm not sure that this is the thread to ask this but.... Forever ago (at least five years back) someone posted about a men's clothing company that specialized in ~1940s inspired clothing. If I remember correctly their site/branding had aeronautic theming and their name was some catchy two word...- LPMIII
- Post #5,785
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Enzo Bonafe Handmade Shoes.
Yeah, that was my main aesthetic issue with previous iterations. These are really something- LPMIII
- Post #4,881
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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ENZO BONAFÉ MTO and GMTO Central
Thank you. These are the Balway on the 74945 last in Bourbon and Bourbon hatch grain cordovan with 4 eyelets plus 4 speedhooks on a double leather sole.- LPMIII
- Post #1,865
- Forum: Preorders, Group Made-to-order, and trunk shows
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ENZO BONAFÉ MTO and GMTO Central
Yeah, they really did. Super pleased with the color (a little off in my photo) and the last is great for boots. Surprisingly flexible too.- LPMIII
- Post #1,862
- Forum: Preorders, Group Made-to-order, and trunk shows
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ENZO BONAFÉ MTO and GMTO Central
First pair of Bonafe’s after their first wear out. Really pleased with them- LPMIII
- Post #1,860
- Forum: Preorders, Group Made-to-order, and trunk shows