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post #12466 of 23457
11/21/12 at 7:42am
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Originally Posted by Jigg View Post

Tried sizing down.
These are Jeffersons, my other pair or Jeffersons (same size, different color) fit great.

There may be some variation in sizing due to a number of factors (possibly leather stretching). I still say try heel grips.
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post #12467 of 23457
11/21/12 at 8:11am
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Originally Posted by lordjeebus View Post

Is anyone else still waiting for their Cordovan Daltons from the September Webgems?  I placed my order on the first hour that it was listed.  For the past month they've been telling me "1-2 more weeks," today they tell me "3-5 more weeks."

I'm sure they'll be worth the wait, but it's been frustrating that AE hasn't initiated any communication regarding the recurring delays.

I am still waiting on my burgundy Daltons. I received my black pair, but had to send them back to have a new pair made, so the wait begins again. The brogueing was not properly punched out and the leather was terribly marred on both shoes. While I get annoyed at some of the quality issues at AE, their customer service is second to none, try giving them a ring.
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post #12468 of 23457
11/21/12 at 8:15am
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Originally Posted by sevenfoldtieguy View Post

Given the various lasts of various makers, I find the Brannock to be of dubious usefulness; however, with it I measure just past 9.5 in length, and a D width. I have literally dozens of models by various makers in US9.5D (or its UK substantial equivalent - 8.5E - in C&J, John Lobb, etc.). I am 9D in Alden's Barrie.
A 9D in AE's 7 last (MacNeil), for my foot, is dreadfully tight, and unwearable.

Interesting that we are both the same size in AE then. I tried sizing down in the Fifth Streets, but they were way too snug all around.
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post #12469 of 23457
11/21/12 at 8:52am
Too bad they usually only have regular width or a COUPLE "wide" sizes at NR (at least where I am)! That said, if you happen across a 12B. . . .smile.gif And at that price ($99??), i'd be open to an 11D. I'm wearing my 11D cliftons today. . .they're not bad at all with an insert! smile.gif

-James
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Originally Posted by acousticfoodie View Post

The old model suede Fifth Avenue still floats around some NRs. I've seen it several times the last few times I was there:

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post #12470 of 23457
11/21/12 at 11:13am

I have a question regarding the Ebay shoes. You see many with two small drilled holes in the sole and some with a stamped W on the sole "marked to prevent retail return"? Who are these marked by? Are the holes to mark display shoes? Do these still have the same warranty by Allen Edmonds?


Edited by zazadojo - 11/21/12 at 11:31am
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post #12471 of 23457
11/21/12 at 11:27am
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Originally Posted by zazadojo View Post

I have a question regarding the Ebay shoes. You see many with two small drilled holes in the sole and some with a stamped W on the sole "marked to prevent resale"? Who are these marked by? Are the holes to mark display shoes? Do these still have the same warranty by Allen Edmonds?

I'm not sure who they're marked by, but I don't think they'd be have a "warranty" by Allen Edmonds. They'll stand by any new shoes you buy from them (New, seconds from the outlet, etc) but they won't warranty factory seconds sold on ebay by a third party (someone correct me if i'm wrong). If they're not an authorized seller of AE shoes, consider them "used" shoes.

What Allen Edmonds WILL do is recraft them when the time comes - for a fee. They'll do that as long as nobody else has altered the shoe in any way. This includes getting resoled by another cobbler.

Hope that helps!
-James
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post #12472 of 23457
11/21/12 at 11:43am

Yes, thank you. I have had a few pair recrafted. I have a pair that have some stitching pulled near the laces(actually looks like the leather was slightly ripped)....may have to see if my local cobbler can do a litlte reinforcing stich in that spot.

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post #12473 of 23457
11/21/12 at 11:44am

Has anyone heard when the current AE sale is over?

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post #12474 of 23457
11/21/12 at 12:07pm

How's the fit on theset? They are 11 3E, 11.5 D were too long and narrow, AE suggested these.

 

 

They still feel too long (I can fit 3 fingers in the heel, picture for reference, that's where my big toe ends) and a tad wide, should I try 10.5 3E? (International customer, can't just try them on at a store). 

 

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post #12475 of 23457
11/21/12 at 12:13pm
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Originally Posted by zazadojo View Post

Has anyone heard when the current AE sale is over?

 

What sale?

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post #12476 of 23457
11/21/12 at 12:20pm

Clearance on polishes/some laces. Pretty good deals for 50 cents/a dollar.

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post #12477 of 23457
11/21/12 at 12:21pm
Anyone get any more info about Black Friday sale? Will the Shoe Bank in WI be open at 3 AM?
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post #12478 of 23457
11/21/12 at 12:23pm
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Originally Posted by clarksdb View Post

Anyone get any more info about Black Friday sale? Will the Shoe Bank in WI be open at 3 AM?

 

I've got no clue. As far as I can tell, the employees don't know what's going on.

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post #12479 of 23457
11/21/12 at 12:25pm
Just confirmed that there is an AE sale Friday on the website, no details.
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post #12480 of 23457
11/21/12 at 12:35pm
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Originally Posted by mingus2112 View Post


I'm not sure who they're marked by, but I don't think they'd be have a "warranty" by Allen Edmonds. They'll stand by any new shoes you buy from them (New, seconds from the outlet, etc) but they won't warranty factory seconds sold on ebay by a third party (someone correct me if i'm wrong). If they're not an authorized seller of AE shoes, consider them "used" shoes.
What Allen Edmonds WILL do is recraft them when the time comes - for a fee. They'll do that as long as nobody else has altered the shoe in any way. This includes getting resoled by another cobbler.
Hope that helps!
-James

Not sure if you (or anyone else) know the answer to this, but would Allen Edmonds refuse to recraft a shoe if there was a (non-AE) Topy on the sole? I'm assuming not, since this is a fairly minor alteration, but figured I would ask in case anyone had had a topy'd shoe recrafted.

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