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Engineered Garments - BNWOT Navy Whipcord Bedford - Small
Measurements please.- andyw
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- Forum: 2011-2017 Streetwear
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Montreal vs. Chicago for a long weekend
Plenty of quality restaurants in Montreal; check out Chowhound to learn the most up to date opinions. http://chowhound.chow.com/boards/22 Montreal also has a public bike rental system just like Paris and London, but I'm not sure when the season kicks in. Be aware that snow may still be...- andyw
- Post #10
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Commuting to Work Wearing Expensive Shoes
Early wet snow here in NYC today; but wearing Ron Rider shell chukkas with rubber siestres soles got me through the morning errands and bagel run. Yes, they got wet and yes I will carefully dry them in their trees. Then add some Saphir Renovateur later or tomorrow.- andyw
- Post #67
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wet Rider Chukkas.JPG
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Commuting to Work Wearing Expensive Shoes
I live in NYC and do the urban jungle commute and much sidewalking, a typical day puts about a mile on my feet. I wear high grade shoes of the type written and admired here. Here's what i do: 1) I have some MTO's specifically made with the weather in mind, so they are made with shell...- andyw
- Post #34
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shell Cordovan : Why are there no sleek shoes?
I know you said no boots but I couldn't resist. Too bad, these Vass chocolate 3 eyelet boots were crafted about 1 size too big. Here are a couple more boots, a Rider # 8 balmoral boot and Carmina black on the Rain last- andyw
- Post #29
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Carmina Black Shell Cordovan Boot
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Rider #8 Balmoral Boot
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LF a good button source in NYC
C&C Buttons 212 944-7331, 230 West 38th Street between 7th and 8th Aves. Not as extensive as Tender Buttons in esoterica, but all the basic horn colors and sizes at about half the price. C&C also has leather and wood buttons.- andyw
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shell Cordovan : Why are there no sleek shoes?
Yes, hard to find RTW, but sweet to get MTO. Here are my sleeker ones. My favorite is the EG Westwood in whiskey shell. Going on the first resole and still holding its form. Love it.- andyw
- Post #27
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Vass Chocolate Shell 3 Eyelet Boot U Last
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Vass Antique Cognac Shell Cordovan Italian Oxford U Last
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EG Burgundy Crup Newbury
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