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The likely cause is not using a shoe horn when putting on the shoes, which crushes the heel whenever you put them on.

 

no, still a mystery
there's a 2% "ebay bucks" rebate... but that can't be it

and... if you can buy it online through ebay... why wouldn't you be able to buy online from the retailer?
no need to pay over the actual price

eBay bucks, big crumbs, credit card points, etc... On a $258 purchase, saving on cashback is about $15 combining these programs. Which means less than $250.

hmm i guess that can add up

well bottom line is... it's annoying for someone like me who just wants to save money on the ralph lauren giftcard

does kentwang have a sale or promo code coming up?

I just received a belt from ebay seller orionleather. Highly recommends them. I've owned both Corter and Tanner. You can get the same quality for half or third of the price from orion.

Anyone?

Hey everyone, I'm going to my girlfriend's temple for Rosh Hashanah services tomorrow night, and since I am not Jewish and have never been to such services, I am unsure what shoes I should wear. I've read online that a person should be well dressed, but some websites say not too formally. I am going to wear a charcoal suit, a white button down, and a light blue tie. Should I wear black cap toes or burgundy semi-brogue medallion tips? Any input is much appreciated. Thanks!

Cap toes are less ostentatious. Jewish people tend to dress very conservatively. Go with the safe bet.

 

I've noticed this happens fairly regularly-finding a really nice piece of outerwear with either no label or with a maker you can't track down on the web because they went out of business long ago. I've bought a number of high quality items like this and been really pleased with them. If it's a great piece and thrift store cheap,snatch it up!

Quick question. I'm usually on the SW&D side of things, but have interviews coming up (financial sector). I have a dark navy blue suit and am currently trying to pick between dark brown park avenues and fifth avenues as an interview shoe. I felt that as I'll likely be picking up some black park avenues in the near future, it would be nice to have the fifth avenues as a dark brown captoe, but was curious as to if you guys felt this was interview appropriate. I know this kind of question has been beaten to death, but opinions would be appreciated.

I'm looking for a relatively sleek dressy boot in medium-to-dark brown with a rubber sole (Dainite would be nice, lugs not so nice) for ideally under $500 (I could pay more if it's absolutely perfect...), but I can't for the life of me find one. I'm open to brogueing, wingtips, cap toes, whatever. Suggestions, or is this a lost cause? If the latter, is there something that comes close to what I've described?

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C&J Tetbury

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My guess is the previous owner not using a shoe horn when putting them on.