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post #46 of 54
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I handled the Chow personally at LS BH shop.

Excellent shape and nice burgundy leather. Nothing boring about it

Overall, it was by far, the nicest non-bespoke plain monk that I have ever seen.
post #48 of 54
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Originally Posted by Michael Ay329 View Post
I handled the Chow personally at LS BH shop.......Nothing boring about it

If you wear the pair, you can take your Chow Chow for a walk. - Are they named after the restaurateur (Michael) 'Mr Chow'?
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If you wear the pair, you can take your Chow Chow for a walk. - Are they named after the restaurateur (Michael) 'Mr Chow'?

Yup, named after Mr. Chow.
post #50 of 54
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With the G&G Deco range coming out at the end of the month and the EG Cavendish ("Alpha") range emerging at the end of the year, is it fair to say the AC range no longer holds the title to the top RTW English shoe? Yes, I know this is subjective. Just wanted to hear what everyone thinks. P.S. According to the Alfred Sargent blog, they are introducing a AS 1899 range. I don't have any experience with AS, but I'm assuming this range was developed to rival those mentioned?
post #51 of 54
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In other words, should I hold out until the end of the month or year? I'm liking the Chow in burgundy a lot but have no immediate need to wear them.
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Originally Posted by Maverick972 View Post

P.S. According to the Alfred Sargent blog, they are introducing a AS 1899 range. I don't have any experience with AS, but I'm assuming this range was developed to rival those mentioned?

The 1899 range will be new styles but not up against the AC, Deco etc.
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Edited by MaChemist - 11/20/12 at 2:09pm
post #54 of 54

interesting thread

 

two things are for sure

 

1- SAs of companies that sell shoes under their own brand name routinely lie about who produces those shoes, claiming that they produce the shoes themselves when they have no factory infrastructure to do so . I would not be at all surprised if that attitude was adopted at higher levels of representation in those companies

 

2- I have personally seen shoe boxes marked "for G&G" in the EG factory about one year ago


Edited by dinowhite - 11/20/12 at 5:15pm
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