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EG Westminster VS JL William

post #1 of 12
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203350Hi There

I would love you considerations about the 2 models oriented on a "casual street life " wearing wich one and why ?
Thanx alot
Saluti
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203350Hi There
I would love you considerations about the 2 models oriented on a "casual street life " wearing wich one and why ?
Thanx alot
Saluti

I prefer a rounded toe for a traditional english look
post #3 of 12
Westminster, without a doubt.
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Westminster, without a doubt.

+1. In this department EG does it better. IMO, the best.
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+1. In this department EG does it better. IMO, the best.

Now, if it was Chapel v. Westmister... That would be a tougher decision.
post #6 of 12
The more rounded looks better with street wear to me. The sleeker longer last of the Lobbs is more formal to my way looking at it.

For casual street looks why such a formal finish? Wouldn't it be better in a suede or scotch grain or something a bit less dressy?
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Now, if it was Chapel v. Westmister... That would be a tougher decision.

Agreed. Chapel or Vale v. Westminister is close. I think Vale > Oundle.
post #8 of 12
I guess I'm alone because I prefer the William satisfied.gif
post #9 of 12
Westminster - I think a chiseled toe looks better with Oxfords and Monks while a rounded with Derbys and Loafers.

However, I am not sure what you mean with 'casual street life ' - sounds like trendy jeans, t-shirts, sweaters, Oakleys, etc.? If so none of these shoes will work.
post #10 of 12
Westminster for me as well.
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Westminster - I think a chiseled toe looks better with Oxfords and Monks while a rounded with Derbys and Loafers.

However, I am not sure what you mean with 'casual street life ' - sounds like trendy jeans, t-shirts, sweaters, Oakleys, etc.? If so none of these shoes will work.

+1

Diesel and JL/EG doesn't sound like a good combo.
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I guess I'm alone because I prefer the William satisfied.gif

+1. I also prefer JL's William, so much so that I have two pairs.
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