JonathanCWalker
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I've been thinking about ordering these for a while now can you tell me the colour you ordered?I have the Nice in KN14, size 9E which is perfect for my 9.5 US foot.
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I've been thinking about ordering these for a while now can you tell me the colour you ordered?I have the Nice in KN14, size 9E which is perfect for my 9.5 US foot.
I have the Nice in KN14, size 9E which is perfect for my 9.5 US foot.
^ that is maybe the nicest shoe pic I have ever seen in my life, look at the combination here with the pants and the socks, pure sex, no joke!
Spoo what kind of socks is that? What brand?
I have been following this thread for months (lurking).
I am the proud owner of a few G&G after taking the plunge last year with a pair of St James.
So far so good, very happy with all my G&G, except that yesterday a friend of mine told me he was charged over $500, including around $100 for shipping both ways, to resole and refurb his shoes at G&G!
WoW ! !
At first he did not think much about it, but then he realized a replacement pair would only cost a bit more and, not only that, but I pay much less at John Lobb and Cleverleys and EG for refurbs and re sole.
Can this be right? The reason you buy top quality shoes is exactly because you do not want to have to dispose of them once they become worn and used.
These are not "disposables" right?
At $400 plus shipping you might as well shell out the extra few bucks for a new pair of shoes. You could glue a piece of some old car tire to the bottoms of the old pair to use in the garden.
Suddenly I am crap scared of using my G&G shoes now. I own 5 pairs. At $500 each I will have to shell out over $2.5k within 2 years.
Am I wrong to be so surprised at this huge cost?
^ that is maybe the nicest shoe pic I have ever seen in my life, look at the combination here with the pants and the socks, pure sex, no joke!
I've been thinking about ordering these for a while now can you tell me the colour you ordered?
Spoo what kind of socks is that? What brand?
So far so good, very happy with all my G&G, except that yesterday a friend of mine told me he was charged over $500, including around $100 for shipping both ways, to resole and refurb his shoes at G&G!
WoW ! !
Can this be right?
.............a friend of mine told me he was charged over $500, including around $100 for shipping both ways, to resole and refurb his shoes at G&G!.......Can this be right? The reason you buy top quality shoes is exactly because you do not want to have to dispose of them once they become worn and used...........Am I wrong to be so surprised at this huge cost?
this figure came up when luk-cha had a pair of his bespoke numbers resoled recently. from my understanding the expensive factor in the equation is the fiddle back waist rebuilt.
I presume the cost for resoling JLL, Cleverley, G&G bespoke shoes will be north of GBP 500.
Looking at buying my 1st pair of Deco's what can anyone suggest that looks good made up?
My thoughts so far are the "Bates" in Vintage Oak or "Bowlly" in Vintage Oak. Has anyone got / seen these made up or can suggest anything else.
My current wardrobe consists off:
Kent - Black and Black suede
Grant - Vintage Oak
Nice - Vintage Oak
Nice - Brandy Calf
What can you suggest? I've only ever seen Vintage Oak made up and love them!While either of those makeups would look lovely, why not add some variety to your wardrobe? There are a lot of nice browns besides Vintage Oak.