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Shameless bump. Should I send these back or should I give Reno a try? I also want to take them to the cobblers tomorrow to get taps put on them. The coloring difference doesn't bother me too much, but I wouldn't mind lightening the left shoe.I was lucky enough to score some brown shell Strand seconds. They are beautiful, but as you can see in the pictures, the right shoe is lighter than the left. I prefer the lighter color. Am I being too picky, or is this a legitimate concern? Would using Reno be able to lighten up the left shoe some? Thanks for your input and guidance.
I understand leaving shell out in the sun will lighten it noticeably over time. If you've got some patience and a south-facing window (assuming you're in the northern hemisphere), it might be worth a few weeks' worth of exposure.Should I just brush it or will I have to use Reno to remove some of the cream? First shell shoe of mine, so I'm a bit clueless. Any other tips?
Thanks for your help gents.
I was lucky enough to score some brown shell Strand seconds. They are beautiful, but as you can see in the pictures, the right shoe is lighter than the left. I prefer the lighter color. Am I being too picky, or is this a legitimate concern? Would using Reno be able to lighten up the left shoe some? Thanks for your input and guidance.
Finally got to wear my Shaker Heights for the first time today and besides getting a complement from a woman in the office I have to say that these are really comfortable. Is the lining different in these versus other shoes/boots? They feel very soft and fit my feet well.
It might arrive a bit late for the season but what a great investment -- CXL and suede, with transparent edging? That's going to be a gorgeous makeup!Just finalized my Shaker Heights MTO with Allison...
It might arrive a bit late for the season but what a great investment -- CXL and suede, with transparent edging? That's going to be a gorgeous makeup!
Folks, does Allison still honor sale price when ordering an MTO? I was thinking of an MTO Stewart and Elgin, both currently being on sale.
She told me she's no longer able to honor clearance prices for MTO's, but can honor sale prices such as prices during the Rediscover America sale. I'm pretty sure the Stewart and Elgin are on clearance thus the pricing doesn't apply to MTO.
Thanks, guys. This is what I expected. It would be too good to be true.I believe the word further up the thread was that Allison does not honor clearance prices when ordering an MTO any longer. I'm not sure if that applies to sale prices or not, but I believe both the Stewart and the Elgin are on clearance, so probably no discount price for an MTO.
That being said, it doesn't hurt to ask - I don't think it has been established what price actually applies to an MTO of a shoe that is on clearance.
What about any of these? You can always double down on a shoe you like in a different color (Strand, Mcallister)...I'm looking for some advice on my next AE purchase. I want to add some Bourbon into my lineup. My current list is:
Black Flatirons
Brown Fifth Streets
Merlot McAllisters
Walnut Players
Walnut Strands
I really like the AE Bourbon, so I hope to have use these next pair of shoes as my go-to shoes for suits (I only wear suits a handful of times throughout the year), but also a little more versatile for business casual use with slacks and a button down.I like the clean look the Kenilworth or the Flatirons. I'm guessing many of you would recommend the Moras to add some monk straps to my lineup, but I guess I don't see the appeal of monk straps. I'm definitely open to hear any suggestions you SF might have. Thanks!
Those Larchmonts are the hawtness!