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Brown suede wingtips

bleachboy

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I have decided that there is a hole in my shoe cabinet that can only be filled by a brown suede wingtip.

I actually only own one pair of suede shoes in general, which are C&J Tetburys in dark brown suede.

As such, I suppose I'd prefer to avoid C&J, normally my favorite shoe brand. Being suede, I'd prefer to keep 'em under $500. I prefer a nice rich brown color for maximum versatility.

Any suggestions would be most appreciated!
 

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These A&E are among my most comfortable shoes. They also get a lot of complements from the ladies.

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Originally Posted by SpooPoker
Crockett & Jones Westminster?

edit - duh, you said AVOID C&J. Sorry.


Heh! I also said "wingtips", but hey! I am actually going to add those to my list regardless. Obviously I don't hate C&J or anything; I have owned about eight different models. Is a captoe oxford considered more or less dressy than a wingtip?


Originally Posted by Twotone
These A&E are among my most comfortable shoes. They also get a lot of complements from the ladies.

AE.jpg


What model are those? One of the "Brown Suede Shoes" threads in search talked about an AE McCloud (?) which is no longer available...
 

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Originally Posted by bleachboy
Is a captoe oxford considered more or less dressy than a wingtip?

A Captoe balmoral would be more dressy by far.
 

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if you can still find them, the AE Bel-Air in suede was discontinued so they can be found (call the Shoe bank) for under $200. (note, they're much lighter IRL)
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I have also seen similar suede shoes by To Boot New York.

Twotone
 

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Originally Posted by bleachboy
I have decided that there is a hole in my shoe cabinet that can only be filled by a brown suede wingtip.

I actually only own one pair of suede shoes in general, which are C&J Tetburys in dark brown suede.

As such, I suppose I'd prefer to avoid C&J, normally my favorite shoe brand. Being suede, I'd prefer to keep 'em under $500. I prefer a nice rich brown color for maximum versatility.

Any suggestions would be most appreciated!


Try AE Cambridge/MacCallisters which may still be on sale.
 

JayJay

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Originally Posted by Twotone
These A&E are among my most comfortable shoes. They also get a lot of complements from the ladies.

AE.jpg

I recommend this AE, too. It comes in several colors and has a nice shape. I have it in navy and find it to be very comfortable and fairly sleek.
 

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I went on the same search six months ago. The Herring shoes website carries the Loake, Cheaney, Church and Trickers suede wingtips. Shipton and Heneage have a suede wingtip monkstrap that I am thinking of getting although I am not sure of the shape.
apologies but I don't know how to paste the links.
 

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Bleach Boy - I too am hunting for a brown suede wing tip. I think I've narrowed it down to two.
  1. This J Gilbert snuff suede wingtip
  2. This BB Peal Longwing
I'm sort of leaning towards #2, even though it's not a wingtip in the strictest definition of the word. I like the look of a suede longwing, and it will probably be 25% off around Thanksgiving or Christmas.
 

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Originally Posted by hobscrk777
Bleach Boy - I too am hunting for a brown suede wing tip. I think I've narrowed it down to two.
  1. This J Gilbert snuff suede wingtip
  2. This BB Peal Longwing

I'm sort of leaning towards #2, even though it's not a wingtip in the strictest definition of the word. I like the look of a suede longwing, and it will probably be 25% off around Thanksgiving or Christmas.


Both of these are very nice shoes,gonna get the BB long wings during the sale.
 

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