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Common Projects F/W 11-12

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From the Tres Bien Shop Blog.

S/S 2012.



Still a CP virgin, but this has definitely peaked my interest....


those look cool. any info on when those work boots actually drop? I would like to get those now.
 
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also,
"Common Projects
Common Projects ss10 is here.
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cool. thanks man. that was what I was looking for. I wish they dropped a boot like this for fw.
 

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I don't get CP non-sneaker footwear at all. why not just buy trickers or aldens? the leather CP uses on their dress shoes/officer boots is totally meh.
 

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Co-signed. My take on CPs is that no one else really makes sneakers as good as theirs at a similar or lower price point. A bunch of people make better boots better than theirs at a lower price point. I don't think the gold stamp is worth the premium in this case.
 

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Probably around $500, that seems to be where most of their boots are priced. I can agree that the quality of CP boots isnt the best but that I really like the profile of that boot; it is a very clean minimalist style. I know trickers and aldens get a lot of love but personally I am not into them. I will cop those CP's when then drop despite not being the best quality.
 

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Dunno, you can get F + B's for less than that. Also, the CP officer boots were closer to $700 retail, and you've got a lot of options at that price point.
 

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yea cp boots aren't $500, they're pushing $700. for $700 you can buy ******* used guidis.
 

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I don't think they will be priced at or over the $700 mark. They normally drop a couple pairs expensive fw boots around 600-650 but they are much more substantial than those work boots. The only CP's I have seen over 700 were the CP x Geller officer boots last year. The officer boots are always over 600 but for the current season they have ankle, chukka, and postal boots priced 350-550. I would guess that these boots will go for somewhere in there.
 
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