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Recent content by masterphotog
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Cashmere Sweater Hierarchy
Can you advise what color the brown tone one is? I'm unable to locate this bottom cardigan on your site. Thank you- masterphotog
- Post #2,452
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Enzo Bonafe Handmade Shoes.
Can never go wrong with a willow finish - a stunning look!- masterphotog
- Post #4,498
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Enzo Bonafe Handmade Shoes.
Agreed, office wear is minimized, these are broke out on the weekends and after work. A well lit coffee shop or tavern is a great place to get many glances, they definitely break the ice and command respect due to their "out of the box" presence.- masterphotog
- Post #4,467
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Enzo Bonafe Handmade Shoes.
Pairing these with denim is the best choice, simply because the green chukkas are excellent for a casual outing. They're also surprisingly nice with darker, heavy wool slacks - great time of year for that here in the Midwest!- masterphotog
- Post #4,466
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Enzo Bonafe Handmade Shoes.
It was definitely worth the wait for these lovely olive shells!! Thank you Solegarb!!- masterphotog
- Post #4,462
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
I'll be placing and MTO soon on a pair of button boots, I'd like to supply my boot maker with the tweed that I'll be using on the upper. Any suggestions on quality tweed manufacturers that have many swatches to choose from?- masterphotog
- Post #9,732
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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**The Official Shoe Care Thread: Tutorials, Photos, etc.**
I have a new pair of Enzo Bonafé chukkas on the way and I’d like to commission someone to put a light custom patina on the boots, just to highlight some areas of the shoe. I don’t necessarily want a complete makeover, but something to make it appear not stock or plain. Any recommendations on...- masterphotog
- Post #23,075
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
Great tips Roger, thanks for the advice!- masterphotog
- Post #9,523
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
I don’t intend to wear them exclusively, but I do want their quality to be upper scale.- masterphotog
- Post #9,520
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
Regarding type vs. quality I’m struggling with making a choice between a chukka and a chelsea. My boots will mostly be worn dressed down with a pair of jeans, but I’ll also want them to be worn with my wool slacks that are mostly dark brown tones. What must be taken into consideration when...- masterphotog
- Post #9,514
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
Here are a few Chelsea boots that have been suggested. These all appear to be in the same ball park in terms of price. What really separates these from each other, does it boil down to just color preference at this point or are there some within this lineup that actually stand out in terms of...- masterphotog
- Post #9,505
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
Thanks for the tips on skipping the mall brands, it's hard nowadays to determine a "mall brand" when I frequent them less and less :) Good point on skipping the buckles on boots, I fall in the camp of not being able to pull it off. I love my AE Lubbocks, so the buckles on my shoes with a 5'8"...- masterphotog
- Post #9,497
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
I think these are great suggestions, I'll look at these deeper throughout the week.- masterphotog
- Post #9,496
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Boots Boots Boots - For Boot Guys Only
I'm looking for a good quality double monk or chelsea in suede. What would be considered a middle to upper tier product? I'm not necessarily after the Upper tier quality which would be north of $600, but somewhere in the $300 - $500 range. Other suggestions along with this list would be...- masterphotog
- Post #9,490
- Forum: Classic Menswear