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I think that this would be awesome to redo. There is some leather left. Of course, I would not personally get a pair, since I only need 1-2 pairs (one on each sole, for either a more aggressive stance, or a more casual, streetwear, one).
They can get white edge paint. But they just don't have anything right now.
The pic here is 2045, which would be cool. Looks esp good w a captoe.Thoughts:-Id do the work oxford. Also how about this makeup? Model: Service boot Last: 310 Leather: Black latigo or Ebony Latigo Leather (tongue): Brown smooth Eyelets: 10 antique Sole: Dainite Comments: Structured toe or perhaps partial structured to get more votes, captoe
Thoughts:
-Id do the work oxford.
Also how about this makeup?
Model: Service boot
Last: 310
Leather: Black latigo or Ebony Latigo
Leather (tongue): Brown smooth
Eyelets: 10 antique
Sole: Dainite
Comments: Structured toe or perhaps partial structured to get more votes, captoe
We did a very similar boot (on the 2045 last) last year... I like it, but do guys really think that there would be the support to do a second run?Are these on the 110?
I'd love these without the speedhooks!
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