MattRiv
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I have a Magnanni belt in tobacco that I use for Bourbon. Also, there were a ton of bourbon belts at the Charlotte AE store when I was there last week.
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I've been a viewer of SF for a couple of years. I really enjoy reading about styles and also the opinions.
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Try giving a call to AE customer assistance, they can find if the belt is available in any store (as it won't show up online). If it's available, SA at the store can ship it to you.
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!!! Those are amazing! I have a new white whale ...Agreed. No one but the strictest traditionalist would have an issue with that. Down here, I see people pair beat-up loafers with formal wear. For my part, I wear my black shell Rutledges (MTO):
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really wish I would have started liking chukkas before these and the gobi got discontinued. Have one pair of gobi in sand and would love another pair in a darker brown. Not in love with the dundee 2.0 compared to the older models.Tan suede Amoks today.
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Assuming I understand your question, you are asking about a "full break" hem.
Basically, the hem on the leg of a pair of pants falls into 1 of 3 categories:
No break: The pants fall just to the top of the shoe -- there is no crease or "break" as the leg opening hits the shoe
Half break: This is between a full and no break. Probably the most common hem, as pants don't look too long or too short.
Full break: the back of the pants are longer than the front, and there is a significant crease/"break" as the front of the pants hits the shoe
Hopefully that is what you were looking for.
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My thoughts exactly.
I have the Gobi in sand, and Dundee 2.0 in snuff, but the Dundee just doesn't do it for me as much. I wish they would have made a danite sole version, and offered a lighter brown color of suede.
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Yup, I almost checked my monitor color cal profile after seeing how dark those looked in the pic.
Auto white balance is a wonderful thing before posting pics
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