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Finsbury - numero uno imho
Canterbury - numero dos imho
Lo que joder, amo a todos ellos
Canterbury - numero dos imho
Lo que joder, amo a todos ellos
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Top 3 C&J Shoes you think of?
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I only saw the brown suede and I already have a pair of suede shoes in that particular colour that I never wear so I couldn't pull the trigger on it but if you don't have something similar, I highly recommend it. The fit and comfort was fantastic for my feet at least.
I would have bought the black calfskin but I had bought a pair of black EG monkstraps the same day so I couldn't do it. If they had it in a brown or burgundy calfskin, I'd be on it like white on rice. It's a shame they don't make it in other colourways.
I only saw the brown suede and I already have a pair of suede shoes in that particular colour that I never wear so I couldn't pull the trigger on it but if you don't have something similar, I highly recommend it. The fit and comfort was fantastic for my feet at least.
I would have bought the black calfskin but I had bought a pair of black EG monkstraps the same day so I couldn't do it. If they had it in a brown or burgundy calfskin, I'd be on it like white on rice. It's a shame they don't make it in other colourways.
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I feel the same way - if it was available in brown or tan or burgundy calf, I'd own it already. I like the suede too, but something about the design makes me want that shoe in a mid brown calf. Maybe I'll have to save up my pennies and half Gomez make something like that someday.
What monks did you get from EG? I ordered a pair of black Wellands from the sale.
What monks did you get from EG? I ordered a pair of black Wellands from the sale.
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Well, there's two of us, I guess we're just 18 short of commissioning an order. Black Wellands for me too, pictured here with the brown suit - http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...ostcount=12932 I was surprised by how many they had left in store. It seemed like pretty much every size had it available. I guess it wasn't a very popular shoe.
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ChalfontOriginally Posted by 16520Man
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Canterbury:
Beautiful shoe.
I just returned from Paris and I must say that C&J Paris left me quite impressed. There were several models on the 348 that looked great and the prices were reasonable for a well made english shoe at around $600 USD. To top it all off the sales staff was extremely helpful and professional.Originally Posted by whnay.
I ended up with a Drummond in mink suede on the 348 and a pair of burgundy socks. I would have bought more if the EG and JL sales were not in effect in London.
Good work my man.
I've always wanted this Westfield.
I've got a Brecon on the way to me from Plal.com right now. Bought it three days ago.
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How do people feel about the Kempton?Originally Posted by yfyf
I love it.
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1) Hanover tan
2) Weymouth tan
3) Stanley suede
2) Weymouth tan
3) Stanley suede
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I am looking at buying three C&J shoes:
I am sold on these two:
1.) Weymouth Dark Brown
2.) Westbourne chestnut
3.) I can't decide on this shoe at all, I love wholecuts, I just can't decide on choice number three, neeed help here badly
I am sold on these two:
1.) Weymouth Dark Brown
2.) Westbourne chestnut
3.) I can't decide on this shoe at all, I love wholecuts, I just can't decide on choice number three, neeed help here badly
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I am looking at buying three C&J shoes:Originally Posted by Jvivek
I am sold on these two:
1.) Weymouth Dark Brown
2.) Westbourne chestnut
3.) I can't decide on this shoe at all, I love wholecuts, I just can't decide on choice number three, neeed help here badly
Why don't you just get the two pairs for now while you ponder on your third?
And I thought you didn't like the medallion on the Weymouth?
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