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Uniform LA's Chillicothe Work Jacket is an elevated take on the classic Detroit Work Jacket. Made of ultra-premium 14-ounce Japanese canvas, it has been meticulously washed and hand distressed to replicate vintage workwear that’s been worn for years, and available in three colors.
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As you can see, there's a big difference in the V. The new piping Carlyle also feels less snug at the arch. Sigh... I really want to keep the old piping one, but it's likely never going to fit as well as the other pair. I'd hate to return it just because it is the last of its kind from shoebank. Something about the newer Carlyle's just fits better -- my black pair V looks nearly identital to the one on the right.
Both are in 8 D (these are both brand new)
Old piping: New piping:
Do you remember the gray McTavish from a couple of years ago?
Those are awesome!
I don't remember those, but now I hate you a little
Do you remember the gray McTavish from a couple of years ago?
Funny thing. I bought a pair of walnut Cornwallis "thirds" from our favorite eBay seller, and when I received them I saw what I now know to be the "profila binding" and said "oh damn, no wonder these were marked as worse than seconds, they completely neglected to finish the shoe and it looks terrible. Thank god it will be covered by my pant leg most of the time." Imagine my surprise when I found out that was an intentional move on their part! (BTW there were no other discernable flaws on the shoes so I am going to proceed believing still that the new piping is worthy of downgrading a shoe to thirds.If you look at the top of the shoe at the opening, you see this lining. You can see in these two pictures that one has the same piping you see on the Park Aves, while the other has the modern profila binding (the raw edge). Paul recently posted a message on here that it actually costs more to use the profila binding, and that AE is using this so that the shoes can be a bit more casual if needed. Some people like me, prefer the old piping like on the Park Ave. I think it looks better on dressier shoes. The profila binding also looks better on black and merlot shoes than it does on walnut. I have a pair of black Carlyle's with the profila binding and it looks fine. However, if you look at the walnut Carlyle below (pic number 2) it looks a bit rough. Old piping:New binding (raw edge):
If you look at the top of the shoe at the opening, you see this lining. You can see in these two pictures that one has the same piping you see on the Park Aves, while the other has the modern profila binding (the raw edge). Paul recently posted a message on here that it actually costs more to use the profila binding, and that AE is using this so that the shoes can be a bit more casual if needed.
Some people like me, prefer the old piping like on the Park Ave. I think it looks better on dressier shoes. The profila binding also looks better on black and merlot shoes than it does on walnut. I have a pair of black Carlyle's with the profila binding and it looks fine. However, if you look at the walnut Carlyle below (pic number 2) it looks a bit rough.
Old piping:
New binding (raw edge):
I don't remember those, but now I hate you a little
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It's my favorite shoe (currently). I own 3 of them (walnut, black, bourbon).
It's probably the most comfortable dress shoe I own. The 108 last is the best last I've discovered so far.
Based on my experience, the 108 has a shorter, narrower toe and a higher instep in comparison to the 65.
Do you guys like these? Marble Gray parks I found on Amazon but $395!
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