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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
Nice, Frank. Not to throw this thread in a different direction, but who makes your jeans?- pwkd
- Post #4,193
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
Who's got some worn in Blake Boot pics? Still can't decide between black suede and color 9 chromexcel...- pwkd
- Post #4,048
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
Matt - sorry for being late to the conversation, but do you know how those compare to the 5 eye boots?- pwkd
- Post #3,899
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
Would love to see some pics of some broken in suede Blakes!- pwkd
- Post #3,865
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
I do the exact same thing! Frank - yours are incredible and the reason why I want a pair. Tall - get some pics up when you can. Would really like to see how they look now.- pwkd
- Post #3,709
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
If I didn't have a similar pair in bitter chocolate suede, I would totally consider it. Speaking of which, I need to upgrade the soles on mine. The camp sole just isn't doing it for me aesthetically or physically. I'm thinking the RLH aspen - anyone have any experience with those?- pwkd
- Post #3,672
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
Thanks - to be honest, this might be more of a mindset than anything. I think my feet measure a D on a brannock so I imagine the last isn't the issue. For all of you who have Blakes, how did you size compared to your ranger mocs? (assuming you have a pair as well). By the way, Katie...- pwkd
- Post #3,671
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
Thanks, Bakes. A 9.5D ranger moc actually fits me well (although I usually a wear a slightly thinner sock in the winter time) - do you guys know if the Blakes (especially in suede) will stretch out over time like the ranger mocs?- pwkd
- Post #3,665
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
9.5 e is a little snug (not too wide at all) although doable. 10D is a little long although doable. From a width standpoint, I'm not sure how big of a difference there is between a D and an E. I will probably wear a thicker sock with the blake boot (think thickness of an athletic sock) so I'm...- pwkd
- Post #3,663
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim
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RANCOURT & Co. Shoes - Made in Maine
Looking for some advice - I've got a 9.5e and a 10d in the 5 eye boot. I want to purchase the Blake boot in suede, but have no idea about sizing. Rancourt says to go up a size from your handsewn size, but I'm between both sizes. Any advice?- pwkd
- Post #3,632
- Forum: Streetwear and Denim