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Cleav

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Burgundy's good, with you there, likewise on golf grain (Nah in green).

Blue, those are interesting. Off the shelf nearest here in Blighty is the Hartland, they call em Ocean not blue. A mate of mine has em and they do look excellent, though I'm not sure about the natural colour welt or dainite sole.

Horses for courses I suppose.

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Burgundy's good, with you there, likewise on golf grain (Nah in green).

Blue, those are interesting. Off the shelf nearest here in Blighty is the Hartland, they call em Ocean not blue. A mate of mine has em and they do look excellent, though I'm not sure about the natural colour welt or dainite sole.

Horses for courses I suppose.



@Farhad19620 they don't stand a chance at work tomorrow!
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Funny Cleav...here in the U.S. that style is called the Milton....and the Hartland is another suede boot...but on a different last.
 

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Thanks Farhad,

Everyone, just wondering about levels of formality with these DMs, I have a couple suede monkton (SM) which I view to be quite casual, step up (ish) from a loafer. So where do you guys wear DMs of this colour, golf grain, etc

Looking for a range of opinions and views, grateful if you'd share, not upset if you don't.



The double monks you have can be worn formal IMHO why not? I would wear these in the summer with no show socks and linen trousers or chinos. I can not see why shoes have to be so formal when 99% of the public do not even care what they have on their feet! The only time I would not wear these is if I am going for a James Bond type of evening diner wearing a tux. which I don't do! Enjoy your shoes and wear them wherever you like.
 

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Yeah...i think i might be confused

I should know as I have both the milton and the hartland
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The milton is just an unlined Tetbury...on the 348.

My Hartland's are on the 359 last...but the photo you have posted looks like the 348 last...which is where I got confused.

But now...having looked at there website...the photos are identical to yours and the Hartland is indeed the 359...not 348.
 

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You are not going to believe this @alexSF

I have lots of C & J and probably 20% of then come from this source.

I have a contract to provide services to a big organisation in Northampton and go down twice a month to review matters etc.

I like to go on a Friday so I can drop in to the factory shop. I may get lucky and pick up something I want once every two or three months. I really don't need anymore shoes.

What was missing from my rota was a DM so I was prepared to buy from Colmore Row in Birmingham, however I was in Northampton on Friday and these beauties were there.

GB£150, absolute daylight robbery. As you can imagine I was very pleased. I believe there to be nothing wrong with except badged up as size 7, when they are actually 7.5UK, there are no marks or blems at all as far as I can see.

I considered buying the blue Monkton, also at GB£150 but couldn't see where I would put em into a fit. So didn't buy them. I may regret that.

Here's the pics taken on the day, 21st.

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C, you're holding out on me! Hmmm, any HG boots in 6E?

Since you're there and so close to EG too... :fonz:

I'm jealous.
 

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Great shoes, I would like to hear how these soles are on ice and/or snow? I am looking to have some boots made, and I do not like the commando. I am leaning towards the ridgeway.


Unfortunately we have not had any ice or snow here this year hence the flooding! but I have used these soles on my Edward Green boots and prefer these the best for me as far as rubber soles go.
The only reason I bought these instead of the brogues from C&J directly was due to the sole as I am not a great fan of any other rubber sole.
 

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@Farhad19620 they don't stand a chance at work tomorrow! :slayer:[/quote]

LOL, the laces were only for a bit of fun, of course they are back on the dark brown laces and as I mostly wear red socks I would never be able to get away with red laces as well!
 

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Unfortunately we have not had any ice or snow here this year hence the flooding! but I have used these soles on my Edward Green boots and prefer these the best for me as far as rubber soles go.
The only reason I bought these instead of the brogues from C&J directly was due to the sole as I am not a great fan of any other rubber sole.
Thanks for the help.
 

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C, you're holding out on me! Hmmm, any HG boots in 6E?

Since you're there and so close to EG too... :fonz:

I'm jealous.


D, not holding out on yer. :smarmy:

I'm next in town on 7th March, special request?

HG boots? What you mean?

They got plenty in UK6 but there's normally a scuffle at 2pm when they open from a few(!) Eastern visitors around the 6 and 7s, though they seem to go for a lot of loafers

The organisation we provide services for are directly opposite EG on the Billing Road, I may make an appointment to go next time (7th)

Aint life great :D
 
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Wanna stop by G&G too and pick up some 11.5's ?? hehe
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