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** Quintessential Crockett & Jones Thread ** (reviews, quality, etc...)

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Its made by color-plus, a well respected vintage leather car interior restoration Firm (similar to leatherique).

It really is brilliant for softening and rehydrating dry leather, guess I just need to be careful on what I use it on.
 

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In terms of sleekness, is the 348 last the way to go? I am considering my first C&J purchase coming from Allen Edmonds, and the shape of the shoe is my main reason for wanting to spend the extra money. I just don't want to make the mistakeof getting a shoe built on one of their clunkier lasts.
 

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look at my pic above...both are on the 348. Pretty sleek compared to most AEs, without being silly pointy like say a G&G deco
 

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look at my pic above...both are on the 348. Pretty sleek compared to most AEs, without being silly pointy like say a G&G deco


I do like the look of them. I am currently debating between the Dover 2 and Drummond.
 

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the austerity brogue drummond looks a bit odd to me, but I don't like the dover, so out of those two...drummond
 

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the austerity brogue drummond looks a bit odd to me, but I don't like the dover, so out of those two...drummond


Can I ask what you don't like about the Dover? Is it because it is a saddle shoe and you are in the uk?

Really I am looking for something medium to light brown in an Oxford/balmoral. Those 2 seem to be the only 348 last shoes that fit those criteria, except for possibly the westbourne, but I have to decide if that is too dark.

Thanks for your input.
 

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In terms of sleekness, is the 348 last the way to go? I am considering my first C&J purchase coming from Allen Edmonds, and the shape of the shoe is my main reason for wanting to spend the extra money. I just don't want to make the mistakeof getting a shoe built on one of their clunkier lasts.

The 341 last also seems to be pretty popular with the posters in this thread.
 

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Can I ask what you don't like about the Dover? Is it because it is a saddle shoe and you are in the uk?
Really I am looking for something medium to light brown in an Oxford/balmoral. Those 2 seem to be the only 348 last shoes that fit those criteria, except for possibly the westbourne, but I have to decide if that is too dark.
Thanks for your input.


well, the beige burnished color is a little bit light to be very versatile to me and the medallion I find strange. I'm in NJ so no UK influence.

I like the westbourne a lot actually
 

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well, the beige burnished color is a little bit light to be very versatile to me and the medallion I find strange. I'm in NJ so no UK influence.
I like the westbourne a lot actually

I'm not too worried about versatility, as I have quite a few other decent pairs of shoes (none quite as nice as C&J though). I am going to have to take a look at the Westbourne in person to get a better idea of the color. It is a shame I missed the Barney's sale.
 

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I placed an order last night through Pediwear for a pair of Cliffords (Antique Tan) as well as a pair of Sydneys. The order will not be placed by Pediwear with Crockett & Jones until September, and thereafter I may have to wait another 10 weeks. Just as well I am a patient man. :nodding:
 

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I'm thinking about getting pair of C&J Weymouth in dark brown. I can order them through Pediwear but they will not be delivered until November timeframe. I emailed the C&J store in NYC and they have my size in stock but they want almost $300 more than Pediwear. Does anybody know why there is such an extreme cost difference? I'd be willing to pay a little more but not $300.
 

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