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

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thanks for the tip. I've got the lowndes on order with pediwear so am trying to avoid another monkstrap. Can't really afford to be ddropping over $400 for a pair of shoes each time as much as I love them.
 
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Thought I'd contribute to this great thread. I recently purchased a pair of Alex in ivywood calf from fellow SFer salsalocust (a pleasure to deal with him, by the way). The shoes were NIB subs and so set me back £239 + shipping. I'm normally a conservative person when it comes to clothing, but I thought I'd "live a little" and got me these long-nosed crazy shoes. Turns out they are not that long-nosed after all, nor are they very crazy. They simply look great, in the clinic as well as after hours with jeans:


 

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Thought I'd contribute to this great thread. I recently purchased a pair of Alex in ivywood calf from fellow SFer salsalocust (a pleasure to deal with him, by the way). The shoes were NIB subs and so set me back £239 + shipping. I'm normally a conservative person when it comes to clothing, but I thought I'd "live a little" and got me these long-nosed crazy shoes. Turns out they are not that long-nosed after all, nor are they very crazy. They simply look great, in the clinic as well as after hours with jeans:



Wow those look great!!

Makes me consider getting a pair of plain toed/wholecut shoes.
 
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I took the plunge in the world of nicely made British footwear by picking up a pair of C&J Islay boots in an oiled roughout suede, made for a tiny little shoe store in Scotland. I'm pretty happy with them, will be wearing casually with denim.
 

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Quick iPhone snap of my two new pairs of C&J (RL Marlow and BB Black Fleece tan canvas, have black canvas coming in as well)
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Oh, I just had to get these when I were in the St.Jermyn store on monday... I came in to get a tobacco suede, but changed my mind at first sight :)

 
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