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Pre-Poll: SF's Best Dressed
Going to set-up a Poll for StyleForum's best-dressed, so this is a pre-poll to get some ideas who to include. * Some of my favs in no particular order: PhatGuido Manton Gdl203 Slewfoot Vox forex onix Eustace Tilley Skinny ****** Spoo Mafoo Holdfast Parker Trini MBreinin ODOTrix Moo aeglus...- Pliny
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Cheaney Shoes - pics and discussion
Cheaneys are prob the price/construction sweet spot for mid-range bench-made RTW English shoes. Very solid and great value for money, more like Trickers than Green or GG for example. A recent post by Theyare (bottom) in the Shoe damage thread shows they can do some pretty nice looking stuff too...- Pliny
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Norwegers - pics and suggestions.I'll start..
There's something about Norwegers. Solid and mostly casual shoes with a stitched apron and toe, no bevelling and a double sole. Used to think 'old-man style' but the Dover was the break-thru for me. English trad gravitas, balance and artisanship packed into one great shoe. The ghosted toe and...- Pliny
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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To Dink or not to Dink
For a casual shoe these look great to me, but not much discussion on SF compared to say Vass which is similar in style and in price. I remember Fritzl saying some of Dink's leather is inferior; and stylistically they not for the faint-hearted. Anyone have any experience of build quality...- Pliny
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Loafers, Bluchers with a single breasted suit?
Orthodoxy says neither loafers or Derbys go with a single-breasted suit, but I noticed big timers like Manton wear Derbys, even in pebble, with suits. i like the Derbys, but how about loafers like the Vass below?- Pliny
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Portnoy's Complaint
'You have to edit to five pair (RTW) - and only five pair- what stays?' Andrew's answer: John Lobb Jermyn II in dark brown Edward Green Dover in heather gorse Edward Green Malvern in dark oak Edward Green Chelsea in black Edward Green Banbury in mink suede my five: Vass London 3-eyelet in...- Pliny
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- Forum: Classic Menswear