Edward Green Appreciation: Pictures, Info, and Where to Buy

[sacafotos]

I think I prefer rosewood cc over Zug. I love the red undertones.

 

[sevenfoldtieguy]

Go for it. Regret in 5 months

Actually the Beaulieu hsa been one of my "grail" shoes but I've been vaccillating between colors (burgundy vs. slate/gray/etc.)

Standard offering is on the 82. It can be MTO'd in 202 or 888 as well, without incurring TD prices.

 

[Ironist]



Definitely want the Beaulieu... Holding back from picking those up since I already committed to 3 (maybe a 4th if the dark oak Shannon order goes) EG's in the past couple of weeks... a Beaulieu would make 5 and that's just a LITTLE crazy...
We need a YouTube of this being performed!
Bought my wife an e-reader; I think now she'll let me pick up some more shoes.

lol D.

I was going to order the same exact Beaulieu but if I go in on that Shannon with you I will have purchased... 7 vass/eg/gg shoes in the past month after having zero of any of them before... I think 8 is a little crazy no.

 

[SuitedDx]



Standard offering is on the 82. It can be MTO'd in 202 or 888 as well, without incurring TD prices.

I think the 82 works well actually; the 888 would be a close second for me.

lol D.

I was going to order the same exact Beaulieu but if I go in on that Shannon with you I will have purchased... 7 vass/eg/gg shoes in the past month after having zero of any of them before... I think 8 is a little crazy no.

You know I went Shannon first... the Beaulieu is a stock model so there will always be something available. The Shannon on the other hand is VERY seasonal and until the past couple of seasons, only MTO.

 

[thebeebs]

Actually the Beaulieu hsa been one of my "grail" shoes but I've been vaccillating between colors (burgundy vs. slate/gray/etc.)

I know you haven't asked for advice, but my experience shows that I always regret buying high end shoes in anything other than browns, blacks and burgundies. The grays/greens/blues/etc always end up getting a back seat in the closet after the novelty wears off, which is pretty quickly IMO. But others can (and will) disagree.

But I know the Maestro SFTG has my back on this point. I learned this lesson from him

 

[SuitedDx]



I know you haven't asked for advice, but my experience shows that I always regret buying high end shoes in anything other than browns, blacks and burgundies.  The grays/greens/blues/etc always end up getting a back seat in the closet after the novelty wears off, which is pretty quickly IMO.  But others can (and will) disagree.

But I know the Maestro SFTG has my back on this point.  I learned this lesson from him 

I understand your point. I find blues harder to work; blue suit and blue shoes appear too much for me. Grays on the other hand works better for my suit/trouser combinations.

 

[sevenfoldtieguy]

Actually the Beaulieu hsa been one of my "grail" shoes but I've been vaccillating between colors (burgundy vs. slate/gray/etc.)

I know you haven't asked for advice, but my experience shows that I always regret buying high end shoes in anything other than browns, blacks and burgundies.  The grays/greens/blues/etc always end up getting a back seat in the closet after the novelty wears off, which is pretty quickly IMO.  But others can (and will) disagree.

But I know the Maestro SFTG has my back on this point.  I learned this lesson from him 

Yes. I do.

I can appreciate the non-traditional colors; they are just not for me.

 

[sevenfoldtieguy]

Standard offering is on the 82. It can be MTO'd in 202 or 888 as well, without incurring TD prices.

I think the 82 works well actually; the 888 would be a close second for me.

lol D.

I was going to order the same exact Beaulieu but if I go in on that Shannon with you I will have purchased... 7 vass/eg/gg shoes in the past month after having zero of any of them before... I think 8 is a little crazy no.

You know I went Shannon first... the Beaulieu is a stock model so there will always be something available. The Shannon on the other hand is VERY seasonal and until the past couple of seasons, only MTO.

I own the Beaulieu in Burgundy Antique on the 82. I generally like the 82. However, for this model I think the 888 or the 202 (narrow width) would be even better.

 

[jhcam8]



I didn't even order the boots. I just love getting these guys all fired up!

Bastard

 

[patrick_b]

Need some sizing advice as I'm strongly considering the Westley Richards Rosewood Galway. If I'm a brannock 11D US, would I go for a 10 or 10.5 UK in the F64 last? At that price, it's very tempting.

http://usastore.westleyrichards.com/edward-green-galway-rosewood-country-boot

 

[sevenfoldtieguy]



Need some sizing advice as I'm strongly considering the Westley Richards Rosewood Galway. If I'm a brannock 11D US, would I go for a 10 or 10.5 UK in the F64 last? At that price, it's very tempting.

http://usastore.westleyrichards.com/edward-green-galway-rosewood-country-boot

Many on this thread sing the praises of the 64 last. I am not one of them. I would suggest you see the 64 last IRL and try them on before making a nonreturnable purchase.

 

[patrick_b]



Many on this thread sing the praises of the 64 last. I am not one of them. I would suggest you see the 64 last IRL and try them on before making a nonreturnable purchase.

Thanks. I love it but have not seen it in person. I've checked out the 82 last galway but I'm looking for a country boot for casual wear.

 

[bespoken pa]

Zug

 

[tifosi]



Need some sizing advice as I'm strongly considering the Westley Richards Rosewood Galway. If I'm a brannock 11D US, would I go for a 10 or 10.5 UK in the F64 last? At that price, it's very tempting.

http://usastore.westleyrichards.com/edward-green-galway-rosewood-country-boot

I went with my Brannock on the F64 and I really like the fit. I am 8.5US Brannock and I went UK8 (which is labeled 8/8.5)

If you are concerned about the width, take a look at my post from when I got mine. I took some measurements to compare the width to other shoes in my stable. Not an exact science but may offer some insight.

 

[dddrees]

Zug question???


For those getting their boots early I'd like to get your impressions in regards to how thick the leather actually is on these boots. It's a bit hard to tell from the pictures, but from other Heather Gorse boots I have seen posted the leather was fairly thick.