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Shoe Fit Thread
These are my everyday shoes and sizes. Crockett&Jones - Lowndes (348) - UK8/EU42 - Perfect fit! Loding - Milan - UK7.5/EU41.5 - Snugg but good fit. Loake 1880 - Knightsbridge - UK8/EU42 - okey fit, almost a bit big. N.D.C made by hand - EU42 - A bit long and snugg. Can anyone help me with...- whedda
- Post #43
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Lardini blazers and suits
Lardini has different fits. I just bought one with almost no padding at all an a slim fit. I´m usually a 38R but this time I needed a 40. I think mine is half-canvassed. A lot of companys offer different silhuetts in there collections and especially from season to season pending of the current...- whedda
- Post #12
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Shoe cream vs. polish
As far as I know Polish tend to dry out the leather more then a cream but if you allready have a great antique look the cream might cover it all up. I use different colors of cream to make my brown shoes lighter or darker but as soon as they get the antique look I´m after I´ll go with a...- whedda
- Post #27
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Closet Cleaning, Suits– Raffaele Caruso, Cantarelli, Russo
Why cant I see the pictures of the suits anymore. I would definetly be interested in looking att the 150s suit from Caruso.- whedda
- Post #7
- Forum: B&S Archive
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JL or Mantellassi?
If your in to Sutor Mantellassi or Santoni you should definetly check out www.shopthefinest.com where you can find a lot from both brands for $339 and up. They dont have alot of shoes in every size but the price must be unbeatable?- whedda
- Post #40
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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C&J Lowndes or Savile - Choosing a versatile monk
I might also add that the Savile is from the "Handgrade" collection and far superior in quality and probably in price. But the Benchgrade collection still holds a very good quality.- whedda
- Post #27
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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C&J Lowndes or Savile - Choosing a versatile monk
I own a pair of the Lowndes but they are a bit darker i color then the once in your picture. I love my pair and wears them with everything from jeans, flanelltrousers and suits. Because of the two straps I tend to wear my pants a little shorter the Italian way to avoid them to get stuck on the...- whedda
- Post #25
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Loakes or Loding?
I would say that it´s a question of two very different shoemakers. Loding is more of a Berluti-inspired brand with beautiful colors and sleek lasts. Loake 1880 is on the other hand a very brittish shoe with a solid construction. I think it´s a matter of personal taste. I have a pair from both...- whedda
- Post #2
- Forum: Classic Menswear