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Recent content by Plough Jockey
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The Shell Cordovan, non-Alden Shoe and Boot Thread
Black HD derby shoes arrived, more pics to follow but look at this sole- Plough Jockey
- Post #10,175
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Shell Cordovan, non-Alden Shoe and Boot Thread
Well that's the EU ballpark price. Ranges from $965 to $1555 for cordovan. You guys might get taxed less when they export them to USA. I can't fault the quality or the workmanship...- Plough Jockey
- Post #10,165
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Shell Cordovan, non-Alden Shoe and Boot Thread
Who among us can afford €1300 for a new pair of shoes? I never bought pre-loved shoes before, but the quality is definitely there. Heinreich Dinkelacker, made in Budapest, now I’m on the lookout for a black pair.- Plough Jockey
- Post #10,160
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Shell Cordovan, non-Alden Shoe and Boot Thread
New to me, my first pair of shell cordovans made by HD in Budapest.- Plough Jockey
- Post #10,140
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Vintage Dress shoe appreciation, tips, maintenance and advice
Thanks Satoman1, it looks like you have to go up half a size for Florsheim. The style is Grafton, but they are pre Milan on the insole so probably 25(?) years old. Have you ever tried or do you own any made on the 73 last?- Plough Jockey
- Post #49,089
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Vintage Dress shoe appreciation, tips, maintenance and advice
Sorry forgot to mention the last, fairly sure it's 73. Thanks for the reply.- Plough Jockey
- Post #49,086
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Vintage Dress shoe appreciation, tips, maintenance and advice
I'm looking at buying a pair of Church's online. I've never owned a pair before, does anyone know how generous the sizing is? I'm more concerned about width than the length. They are F width fitting and 9.5 UK.- Plough Jockey
- Post #49,084
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Winstanley leather oxfords
I think they were made in Dublin, Ireland before the mid 1980's.- Plough Jockey
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Offical Barbour Thread
All of mine are second hand, I just spent over €200 relining the oldest one. Mad I know but it’s a black international with one Royal warrant. Not sure how old it is. Perhaps purple label knows. My guess is 1970s. Personally I think the older ones were better made, can’t really compare though...- Plough Jockey
- Post #5,961
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Offical Barbour Thread
https://www.itshide.com/commando Have a look here.- Plough Jockey
- Post #5,873
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Offical Barbour Thread
Blasphemy of the highest order. I believe penny’s or primark do a Barbour style jacket too.- Plough Jockey
- Post #5,865
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Offical Barbour Thread
Do you ever want to wear a sweater under it? I always prefer a bigger size.- Plough Jockey
- Post #5,847
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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Offical Barbour Thread
Probably a Beaufort so, if it’s heavy it’s a Moorland.- Plough Jockey
- Post #5,831
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim