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The Official RRL Thread
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AR_Six
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I have two words for those boots.
Holy
****.
If I was a 10.5 I'd consider taking out a loan or something. Those look absolutely great.
I'm more interested in RRL now than previously... my main issue with the label is the wide variation in sizing. I am usually a L, but L in RRL can vary from a 22" chest measurement up to 26". Since I'd only ever be able to get it online that gives me pause.
Holy
****.
If I was a 10.5 I'd consider taking out a loan or something. Those look absolutely great.
I'm more interested in RRL now than previously... my main issue with the label is the wide variation in sizing. I am usually a L, but L in RRL can vary from a 22" chest measurement up to 26". Since I'd only ever be able to get it online that gives me pause.
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I have two words for those boots.Originally Posted by JD_May
Holy
****.
If I was a 10.5 I'd consider taking out a loan or something. Those look absolutely great.
I'm more interested in RRL now than previously... my main issue with the label is the wide variation in sizing. I am usually a L, but L in RRL can vary from a 22" chest measurement up to 26". Since I'd only ever be able to get it online that gives me pause.
Sizing is sometimes a problem, therefore I do not sell RRL Pants or Jeans, people need to try them on, so I avoid that area of sales.
With other items, I do provide measurements, to help the customer.
The boots shown, are beautiful, and in my size, if they do not sell soon, then I will be breaking them in. Right now it's part of my 'image' to carry such items. Then pass them on to myself if not sold in a planned time.
Have a great evening....
theRRshop
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No silly, who makes if for RRL. Like Crockett & Jones makes PRL's Italian line and Edward Green makes his Purple Label shoes.Originally Posted by Opermann
Sheesh, I'm a musician but I'm not that daft
crockett and jones makes PRL england shoes, edward green makes the purple label shoes but recently there has been a switch to a mystery italian maker
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Just to let you guys know, the Polo Factory Store at Ontario Mills is carrying the RRL White Oxford in Medium and 3 RRL Chambrays in Large. I think it's like 50% too.
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Anybody here have any RRL Label boots??Originally Posted by theRRshop
This is a pair I used to have:
I saw a pair on ebay awhile back, and I would have bought them if I didn't already own boots (I can only do so much physical labor in them)
Really? Really?Originally Posted by aqhong
Someone somewhere (maybe on hyr) said that the guy he goes to took part in the making of the bowery ...I forget where I saw the person though
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regular ones are 185, selvage (limited edition) 340.
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