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The Official Alden Thread for 2016 - Share reviews, sizing, advice, and photos.

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I'm probably in the minority, but I've always felt that machine-stitched Indys look superior to hand-sewn Indys. These are a perfect example. The hand-stitching makes them look clunky and the machine-stitching looks sleek and smooth. Just my two cents.

Agree 100%. Wish they would consider doing a run like that.
 

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I think I will vote for the hand stitching. I think on both the indy boots and the tanker boots, it adds a lot of unique character. I particularly think it works well for the cordovan Indy boots I have owned because they are E widths - I feel like the stitching "breaks up" the shoe a bit while machine stitching would make the forefoot of the shoe look essentially like a uniform rectangle
 

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my preferences have changed over time

2009 - machine stitching was da bomb

2016 - handsewn indys are the titz
 

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Epaulet Alt Wien's - Maiden Voyage.

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How about them V-tip? They look more camel toe than NST
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Here's a camel toe, err V-tip from LS
 
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