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post #7171 of 23523
7/13/12 at 12:49pm
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Originally Posted by elbastardocalvo View Post

Today:  walnut Daltons, along with some light weight chinos:

 

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Very nice indeed!  I have a pair also except mine are walnut shell.  Although I obviously love the fact that they're shell cordovan, I have to admit that I like the color of yours better.  Yours appear lighter and have more burnishing at the toes.  Enjoy!

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post #7172 of 23523
7/13/12 at 12:55pm
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Originally Posted by itsmejson View Post

does this apply to the strand also?

 

On the 5 last, my first two (stand and mcallister) i have in a 10D.  Got them from nordstroms, they fit well, but after a few months i noticed after break in they were borderline loose.  when i went to the AE store in boston i had them properly fit me.  Standing up, i am a 10.5 left foot and a 10 in the right... maybe a hairline over the line on both feet. 

 

Both the cordovan strands and the neumoks I picked up are 9.5D.  From the feel and from seing the way it creases, they fit much better than the 10D.  They run long, most def.

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post #7173 of 23523
7/13/12 at 1:38pm
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Originally Posted by BootSpell View Post
 

 

Hey, thanks.  This is only my second wearing, and I really like them so far. I've hit these with AE conditioner and one coat of AE walnut cream: the burnishing is from the factory, and I really love it.  

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post #7174 of 23523
7/13/12 at 3:06pm
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Originally Posted by mattcritchlow View Post

From a particular AE last, or just in general?

Not sure how you are viewing the forum, but he quoted the post that said in the 333 last.
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post #7175 of 23523
7/13/12 at 3:21pm
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Originally Posted by Winston S. View Post

Not sure how you are viewing the forum, but he quoted the post that said in the 333 last.

He was asking FROM WHICH AE LAST he used as his reference point to size down for the 333. For example, a 9.5 in the 8 last to a 9 in the 333.
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post #7176 of 23523
7/13/12 at 4:04pm
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Originally Posted by BackInTheJox View Post


He was asking FROM WHICH AE LAST he used as his reference point to size down for the 333. For example, a 9.5 in the 8 last to a 9 in the 333.

 

Correct.  Thank you.

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post #7177 of 23523
7/13/12 at 4:16pm
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Originally Posted by BackInTheJox View Post


He was asking FROM WHICH AE LAST he used as his reference point to size down for the 333. For example, a 9.5 in the 8 last to a 9 in the 333.

 

Exactly, I was wondering what the reference point was. Sorry for the confusion.

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post #7178 of 23523
7/13/12 at 5:15pm

Another (perhaps silly) fit question:

 

If one wanted more space in the toe-box (lengthwise) but a virtually identical fit in the rest of the shoe (particularly because going up in length opens too much volume in the back half of the shoe), could something similar be accomplished by going up in length and down in width?  I ask instead of just trying on because, according to my SA, my size in narrow widths basically doesn't exist unless requested, and they'd almost have to order one to be made from the factory just so I could try it on.

 

Or is this just a sign that the last doesn't work for my foot?


Edited by CounselorStyle - 7/13/12 at 5:34pm
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post #7179 of 23523
7/13/12 at 5:44pm
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Originally Posted by CounselorStyle View Post

Another (perhaps silly) fit question:

If one wanted more space in the toe-box (lengthwise) but a virtually identical fit in the rest of the shoe (particularly because going up in length opens too much volume in the back half of the shoe), could something similar be accomplished by going up in length and down in width?  I ask instead of just trying on because, according to my SA, my size in narrow widths basically doesn't exist unless requested, and they'd almost have to order one to be made from the factory just so I could try it on.

Or is this just a sign that the last doesn't work for my foot?

Why not have them order the narrow shoe from the factory? If I am not mistaken, you are not obligated to purchase it, correct? Why not try it on before you dismiss the last?
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post #7180 of 23523
7/13/12 at 6:38pm
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Edited by plei89 - 7/23/12 at 4:42pm
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post #7181 of 23523
7/13/12 at 6:54pm
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Originally Posted by dsmivtr View Post


Why not have them order the narrow shoe from the factory? If I am not mistaken, you are not obligated to purchase it, correct? Why not try it on before you dismiss the last?

 

I'd be exchanging a pair that they've already made for me.  I have a feeling that my SA already secretly wants to strangle me :P

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post #7182 of 23523
7/13/12 at 6:57pm
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Originally Posted by plei89 View Post

The McAllisters in 8D are for sale as well. $220 shipped CONUS.

 

Where?  Nice shoes!

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post #7183 of 23523
7/13/12 at 7:05pm
I LOVE this shoe!!!! That sucks regarding the toe box. That would bother me too angry.gif I would exchange them.
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Originally Posted by fiestaplatypus View Post

So, I just received my pair of Rutledge 2nd's and sadly, I'm contemplating a return. The shoes are fantastic looking overall, but there is something about the toebox areas on each that just doesn't look right to me. The rectangular discolorations have a slight indent to them. Anyone have an idea what could have caused this? Could polishing help minimize the visibility of the flaw?
I'm usually not one to take issue with the condition of the seconds I receive, but this will probably bother me a bit, since it's on the most visible portion of the shoe.
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post #7184 of 23523
7/13/12 at 7:06pm

Received my walnut Jeffersons today and so far so good.

Any recommendations for socks?

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post #7185 of 23523
7/13/12 at 7:10pm
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Originally Posted by charliebrown2 View Post

Where?  Nice shoes!

PMed you
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