The Official Shoe Care Thread: Tutorials, Photos, etc.

patrickBOOTH · Nov 29, 2011

Yeah, but they are not nearly as accessible. Here in nyc she can go into C&J and Church's and see them and try them on.

unbelragazzo · Nov 29, 2011

patrickBOOTH said:
Yeah, but they are not nearly as accessible. Here in nyc she can go into C&J and Church's and see them and try them on.

Very true. Sadly, an affliction that their male models also share. There are a few on their online store, but that's about it.

patrickBOOTH · Nov 29, 2011

Men have the advantage of being able to compare the fit to comparable shoes. With girl's shoes that's not the case.

india · Nov 29, 2011

I kind of love that I've been an official member of this forum for about thirty seconds, and y'all are totally being enablers about the idea of my buying above-my-current-means shoes that would ALSO require most of my trousers be altered. I think I've found my true spiritual home.

Gdot · Nov 29, 2011

india said:
I kind of love that I've been an official member of this forum for about thirty seconds, and y'all are totally being enablers about the idea of my buying above-my-current-means shoes that would ALSO require most of my trousers be altered. I think I've found my true spiritual home.

We're here to serve all of your addictive tendencies. We love the company!

Although I do not recommend spending beyond your means - no matter what the temptation.

Northampton Novice · Nov 29, 2011

Before style forum I thought £600 on a pair of shoes was an obscene amount of money. Now I realize it's just scratching the surface of high end footwear.

SHS · Nov 29, 2011

fullb said:
Here it is : http://mydayshoes.tumblr.com/post/13493935289/real-time-shoeshine
Sorry for the delay and the blur on the first half.

Thank you. Very nice and instructional video. And meditative. :revolve:

Liquidus · Nov 29, 2011

Northampton Novice said:
Before style forum I thought £600 on a pair of shoes was an obscene amount of money. Now I realize it's just scratching the surface of high end footwear.

I don't think anyone here spends much more than 600 pounds on shoes except for possibly bespoke.

razl · Nov 29, 2011

india said:
I kind of love that I've been an official member of this forum for about thirty seconds, and y'all are totally being enablers about the idea of my buying above-my-current-means shoes that would ALSO require most of my trousers be altered. I think I've found my true spiritual home.

ToDo: bookmark this post and create a calendar reminder for, oh, 1 to 1.5 years in the future to come back and re-read what you wrote. Be prepared to laugh/cry yourself and your non-existent bank account silly.

Northampton Novice · Nov 29, 2011

Liquidus said:
I don't think anyone here spends much more than 600 pounds on shoes except for possibly bespoke.

Quite a few do actually.

Butler · Nov 29, 2011

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Anden · Nov 30, 2011

Northampton Novice said:
Before style forum I thought £600 on a pair of shoes was an obscene amount of money. Now I realize it's just scratching the surface of high end footwear.

+1!

Son Of Saphir · Nov 30, 2011

Butler said:
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what the shoe Butler?
it look very very good. :slayer:

patrickBOOTH · Nov 30, 2011

Northampton Novice said:
Quite a few do actually.

I certinatly do.

goodlensboy · Nov 30, 2011

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