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Bespoke Clothing on Vacation
Hi, I'm considering planning a trip to India or Southeast Asia in the distant future and I would like to get some clothes made for me while I am there. None of the details have been set yet; I have not even settled on a destination, but I would like to know where in the world (not just Asia) I...- 75487
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Loake Shoes
If you live in or near Toronto, Montreal, or Ottawa, you can try on a limited number of Loake styles at the Bay. Don't buy them there, though - Herring's seconds would probably be your best bet, but Pediwear also offers very good service. IMO, if you can get them for less than $300, and they...- 75487
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Loake Shoes
Thanks for the advice. I know a lot of people here seem to think of Loake as having cheap quality leather, but if they're worth the money I might go for it.- 75487
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Loake Shoes
I've just graduated and will be looking for work soon, so I'm searching for a pair of well made shoes, preferably around the $300 range. I'm considering purchasing this pair of Loakes: http://www.pediwear.co.uk/loake/products/2152.php Are they worth $220? I live in Canada, so there is no way I...- 75487
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