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post #26731 of 31996
A fine pair of shoes are good for Saphir. There was a French place too but the name escapes me. Also The Hanger Project. Think it depends on the size of your order where is cheapest. For me A fine pair of shoes worked out best.

Might be worth checking if people want to place a group order. And as an ongoing thing if anyone is ordering from a fine pair of shoes I would love a pair of FLAT waxed laces in brown and black (will pay of course).
Edited by Pink Socks - 2/17/13 at 4:15am
post #26732 of 31996
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Originally Posted by Spandexter View Post

I'm not sure the cut would flatter a more generous gentleman but that aside I don't really think you could go wrong. 

I am a very generous gentleman. Or at least I try to be.

(I know what you meant and thanks for the review).
post #26733 of 31996
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Originally Posted by Pink Socks View Post

A fine pair of shoes are good for Saphir. There was a French place too but the name escapes me. Also The Hanger Project. Think it depends on the size of your order where is cheapest. For me A fine pair of shoes worked out best.

Might be worth checking if people want to place a group order. And as an ongoing thing if anyone is ordering from a fine pair of shoes I would love a pair of FLAT waxed laces in brown and black (will pay of course).

Valmour. Also, Double Monk stocks it for those in Melb.

post #26734 of 31996

buy from this guy:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/260880331443#ht_1100wt_1180

 

fuck the local ripoff merchants.

post #26735 of 31996
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Originally Posted by thebrownman View Post


I think they're Alden tassels in burgundy shell. I could be wrong.

 

Yessir, that's right.

 

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Originally Posted by burnso View Post

 

Hey guys I need help with loafers.

 

Nabilmust I have seen your penny loafers in your shoe 'group shot', and am after something similar (1st pair of loafers, brown ish colour?, to wear with chinos mainly and with shorts?, possibly get away with nice slacks and blazer).

 

Firstly, Im going to Europe (Amsterdam, Florence, Paris, London main cities), but have also been looking online at these Herring loafers (http://www.herringshoes.co.uk/product-info.php?&brandid=6&shoeid=2768). 

 

 

 

Yessir, I do have a pair of penny loafers. I got them for a song at the Edward Green factory store in Northampton (Go bananas: http://bit.ly/WQF9im).  

 

That city is worth a visit if you're in London - it's a nice, short(ish) drive from the city too. Here's a helpful link: http://www.northamptonshireleather.com/pdf/factory-shoe-shop-directory.pdf

 

Remember to take note of the opening hours for the different factories.

 

The Florence outlets are great for Car Shoe / Tod's driving shoes.

post #26736 of 31996
Sale on at Brooks Bros. Few linen shirts on offer for $50.
post #26737 of 31996
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Originally Posted by UnnamedPlayer View Post

buy from this guy:
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/260880331443#ht_1100wt_1180

fuck the local ripoff merchants.

From memory the prices for Saphir at Double Monk in Melbourne are very competitive with online sellers.
post #26738 of 31996
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Originally Posted by nabilmust View Post

 

Yessir, that's right.

 

 

Yessir, I do have a pair of penny loafers. I got them for a song at the Edward Green factory store in Northampton (Go bananas: http://bit.ly/WQF9im).  

 

That city is worth a visit if you're in London - it's a nice, short(ish) drive from the city too. Here's a helpful link: http://www.northamptonshireleather.com/pdf/factory-shoe-shop-directory.pdf

 

Remember to take note of the opening hours for the different factories.

 

The Florence outlets are great for Car Shoe / Tod's driving shoes.

I personally quite like the shoes from Mannina in Florence. Ive got a pair of snuff suede brogues from there and my wife had two pairs of shoes made - nothing like knowing and meeting the guy that makes your shoes :)

post #26739 of 31996
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Originally Posted by UnnamedPlayer View Post

buy from this guy:

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/260880331443#ht_1100wt_1180

 

fuck the local ripoff merchants.

 

 

How much do the 'local ripoff merchants' sell Saphir polish for?

post #26740 of 31996
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Originally Posted by Gerry Nelson View Post

 

 

How much do the 'local ripoff merchants' sell Saphir polish for?

From memory I think a jar of cream polish at Double Monk is $22. Really good price I think. If you are only buying small quantities it makes buying local make sense.

post #26741 of 31996
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Originally Posted by Manuhiri View Post

From memory I think a jar of cream polish at Double Monk is $22. Really good price I think. If you are only buying small quantities it makes buying local make sense.

 

I agree with you - I wanted to know the basis for his statement. 

 

Saphir suede cleaner sells for $25 at DM and $22 at Leffot and Hangar Project not including postage. How exactly is the local merchant ripping all of us off?

post #26742 of 31996
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Originally Posted by Gerry Nelson View Post

I agree with you - I wanted to know the basis for his statement. 

Saphir suede cleaner sells for $25 at DM and $22 at Leffot and Hangar Project not including postage. How exactly is the local merchant ripping all of us off?

They are not. We should support them.
post #26743 of 31996
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Originally Posted by Manuhiri View Post

From memory I think a jar of cream polish at Double Monk is $22. Really good price I think. If you are only buying small quantities it makes buying local make sense.

 

$22 is correct.

 

Why pay that when even for a single jar the cost is $20 from overseas and more realistically people would be purchasing multiple jars to get all the colours they need and in that case the price comes down a little bit further from the online guys.

 

It's not about the $2, it's about the fact that I believe they don't need to charge that extra amount.

post #26744 of 31996
Showing your your ignorance again there UP...

Firstly your link isnt to the product he is after. Renovateur is a white cream not a coloured polish.

Secondly knowing the wholesale price of it, factoring in freight, gst, duty etc anyone selling it in Aus under $40 is doing everyone a public service, not ripping us off.
post #26745 of 31996
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Originally Posted by Gerry Nelson View Post


How much do the 'local ripoff merchants' sell Saphir polish for?

I bought a jar from DM, think it was 20-something dollars.
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