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post #76 of 87
Are those AS? Do you think they are a good deal @ Eur 330 (USD 435)
263263?263
post #77 of 87
Definitely AS
post #78 of 87
263263

AS or CJ or other?

Thanks in advance
Edited by afixedpoint - 3/12/12 at 4:18pm
post #79 of 87
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263263
AS or CJ or other?
Thanks in advance

Sure likes like C&J, interior size writing would answer definitively. Just saw those listed for sale as well, pretty sweet. (Not my size)
post #80 of 87
post #81 of 87

I think consensus was loake and that they were pretty bad quality
post #82 of 87
OK, another identification question: take a look at these Peal & Co. loafers:

http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=523&Product_Id=1445107&Parent_Id=522&default_color=BLACK&sort_by=newArrivals&sectioncolor=&sectionsize=#null

I think I have read that these are C&J, and that they are built on the 314 last. If so, that would explain the similarity to the C&J 'Harvard' and 'Boston' loafers. Here are some Harvards:

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Can anyone confirm that these are in fact C&J, and that they are built on the 314? If so, how to interpret the US sizing that is listed on the Brooks Brothers website? I know that I wear a 9E UK on the 314 last. The guys at Ben Silver tell me that if I buy their version of the Harvard -- which they list in US sizing -- I should go with a 9.5D US. Extending this logic, my belief is that if I wanted to buy the Peal and Co. loafer above, I should order the 9.5D US from the Brooks Brothers site. Make sense?

The frustrating thing is that Brooks Brothers is unable to give me any kind of useful guidance about sizing. I get the impression that they (or the people who deal with web customers) don't really know their own shoes. At this point I'm not sure that I really want the shoes all that much, but I want to figure this out.
post #83 of 87
Try to ask this guy that have various models:

http://heavytweed.blogspot.it/2012/01/htj-reports-crockett-jones-last-314.html
http://heavytweed.blogspot.it/2012/03/htj-reports-crockett-jones-last-314-ii.html

However I think that the difference is of one size and not half.
I had the RL marlow in size 9D that is equivalent to Uk 8E.
post #84 of 87
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Try to ask this guy that have various models:
http://heavytweed.blogspot.it/2012/01/htj-reports-crockett-jones-last-314.html
http://heavytweed.blogspot.it/2012/03/htj-reports-crockett-jones-last-314-ii.html
However I think that the difference is of one size and not half.
I had the RL marlow in size 9D that is equivalent to Uk 8E.

I think this is actually one of the sites where I read that the Peal loafers are the C&J 314.

The size translation is not obvious. Typically it would be a whole size, as you say. But the 314 is sized slightly larger than other C&J lasts. Whereas I would wear a 8.5UK with most C&J, with the 314 I wear a 9. Then when C&J makes shoes for the US market, they will assign them US sizes. But these might not be sized large. In the case of the 'Harvard' C&J appears to use a more standard US sizing when they make them for Ben Silver. Again, in my case the 9E UK Harvard is labelled as a 9.5D US.
post #85 of 87
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I think consensus was loake and that they were pretty bad quality


*edit*

 

Nevermind, I called and canceled the shoes this morning.


Edited by Ayrton - 4/9/12 at 7:36am
post #86 of 87
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I think this is actually one of the sites where I read that the Peal loafers are the C&J 314.
The size translation is not obvious. Typically it would be a whole size, as you say. But the 314 is sized slightly larger than other C&J lasts. Whereas I would wear a 8.5UK with most C&J, with the 314 I wear a 9. Then when C&J makes shoes for the US market, they will assign them US sizes. But these might not be sized large. In the case of the 'Harvard' C&J appears to use a more standard US sizing when they make them for Ben Silver. Again, in my case the 9E UK Harvard is labelled as a 9.5D US.

If it is a C&J Peal I go 10.5D. If Sargents I go 11D.
post #87 of 87

Hey guys,

I wanted to find out more about Peal and Co. so I googled them and this message thread came up.  I've read through all of it and it sounds like there's some very knowledgeable men on this forum.  

I'm in the market for a new pair of chukka's.  I've tried Frye's, but apparently they have a big quality control problem because the first pair I bought had bad stitching on the inner heel and the second pair's outer sole started to separate near the toe on the right foot after wearing them for a month (these were the ones I exchanged the first ones for).  Suffice it to say that I've had it with cheap footwear.

I have my eye on this pair of Chukka's from BB's.  They have their F&F sale coming up on May 9-12 and i can get them for %25 off, bringing the price down to just under $400.  What do you think?

 

http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCatProductPage.process?Merchant_Id=1&Section_Id=523&Product_Id=1393749&Parent_Id=522&default_color=BLACK&sort_by=&sectioncolor=&sectionsize=#

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