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Originally Posted by JohnsNotHere

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Perth guys.. any recomendations on a decent cobbler in Perth? I need to get some taps put on my C&Js. Thanks.

When ever I mention taps to a Perth cobbler they either don't do them or have these things as thin as tin foil.

I remember seeing a pair of old churches with some decent taps being sold as tap shoes a while ago in a drycleaner or something like that.

Thanks Jobro. Doesn't sound promising... anyone else?

Originally Posted by JohnsNotHere

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Thanks Jobro. Doesn't sound promising... anyone else?

For actual cobbler work I recommend Jon's Bootmakers, Shop 105 in the Trinity Arcade.
I have to track down my own taps and bring them into him.

Originally Posted by that_80s_guy

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Your shirt is certainly more impressive than our footy team...

Tell me about it, I went to the last two games, so dissapointing

Pernac Paris in Melbourne have moved to a new location:

http://us1.campaign-archive.com/?u=a...4&e=f7873eb069

Originally Posted by TheWraith

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Pernac Paris in Melbourne have moved to a new location:

http://us1.campaign-archive.com/?u=a...4&e=f7873eb069

Have you used them before Wraith, and if so are they any good?

Ends this Sunday:

http://www.herringbone.com/EDM/100810/index.html

Got 5 shirts for $350... about the only time Herringbone shirts are fairly priced IMO, but happy to take advantage when I can.

Originally Posted by CHECKstar

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Have you used them before Wraith, and if so are they any good?

I haven't, but I know a few people that have and are happy with the results.

Originally Posted by Prince of Paisley

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Ends this Sunday:

http://www.herringbone.com/EDM/100810/index.html

Got 5 shirts for $350... about the only time Herringbone shirts are fairly priced IMO, but happy to take advantage when I can.

do they sell online?

Originally Posted by johnannemarie

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do they sell online?

Nope

MJ Bale who have a very similar line to Herrigbone were supposed to have an online store available last month, but their website seems to be down. Hopefully they're working on it as we speak.

Just did a walk through of Harrolds Collins Street Store on my lunchbreak.

They are about to shut down for 2 weeks renovation so they have 60%-70% right across the store. With 70% off, harrolds begins to be good value for money!

Some nice buys in there- but is apparently ending tomorrow.

My new glasses.

They're a sea green or teal green colour.

These are from Australian designer Roger Henley. My previous frames were also Henleys. I trod on them, putting my full weight on them, plus a big box I was carrying, but they did not break. They were able to be restored almost 100% to their original shape. However I needed a second pair of frames, and I thought anything that tough had to be worth sticking with.

I want to give a shout-out to iSpex Funky Spex in Collingwood, where I got these. They're a great shop to go for some individual frames unlike anything you'll see in OPSM et al. They stock designer frames that don't need to scream their logos to the world, from Australia, US, Japan and Europe. Even conservative dressers like me can find something to suit while all the svelte young things can go full-on retro chic.

the parker and co outlet in perth still has 50% off as of yesterday.

DJ's is now stocking Thomas Pink. The shirts are $229+ and have a terrible hand

Originally Posted by California Dreamer

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My new glasses.

They're a sea green or teal green colour.

These are from Australian designer Roger Henley. My previous frames were also Henleys. I trod on them, putting my full weight on them, plus a big box I was carrying, but they did not break. They were able to be restored almost 100% to their original shape. However I needed a second pair of frames, and I thought anything that tough had to be worth sticking with.

I want to give a shout-out to iSpex Funky Spex in Collingwood, where I got these. They're a great shop to go for some individual frames unlike anything you'll see in OPSM et al. They stock designer frames that don't need to scream their logos to the world, from Australia, US, Japan and Europe. Even conservative dressers like me can find something to suit while all the svelte young things can go full-on retro chic.

CalDreamer,

Those are great glasses. I'll have to see if anyone in Brisbane stocks Roger Henley.