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Alternatives to Allen Edmonds Leeds
I really love the shoe. It is a plain toe blucher. But none of the AE retailers nearby sell them and I don't like to buy shoes without trying them on first. Does anyone know of a shoe similiar to these? I would really like a pair in black...- sherlockstyle
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- Replies: 3
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Loake Size help
Yea, I am really digging the Aldwych, particularly as an alternative to the Park Avenue. What is the deal with sizing on these things? Do they runs big/small or true to size? I live in the US and would have to order them off the eBay seller. I am 9 E in AE. Thanks.- sherlockstyle
- Post #4
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice for a Young Man Just Starting Out...?
Lots of great advice. Thanks guys. I am still learning the lingo as far as what a "last" is, what is meant by a "good year welt", and what a high quality shoe looks and feels like. To be perfectly honest, I am not crazy about the style of this CH shoe, but I just wanted...- sherlockstyle
- Post #30
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice for a Young Man Just Starting Out...?
For any of you offended by the "snob" remark, I meant that in a good-natured way. But it would be naive to think snobbery is not dialed up on this forum.- sherlockstyle
- Post #23
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice for a Young Man Just Starting Out...?
Cool. Thanks for the opinions. Aside from the Cole Haan attacks, I can see a lot of people here are not enamored with the style of the shoes either. I wanted something a little more stylish. A lot of the black oxfords look so generic and funereal, which is why I liked the style of the Lorenzo...- sherlockstyle
- Post #22
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice for a Young Man Just Starting Out...?
Thanks to the people that gave constructive responses. I tried the Park Avenues in a D, and it fit tight. Maybe I will try E next time. For the people that say I overpaid: Why do you think so? These shoes are far more comfortable than the Park Avenues were. And for the marsupial that replied with...- sherlockstyle
- Post #9
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Advice for a Young Man Just Starting Out...?
First, I'd like to thank the good people at SF for being my sounding board for style lately. I have been frequenting this website for the past couple months and it has been very helpful in helping me transform from a regimen of t-shirt and jeans into something more sophisticated. The only...- sherlockstyle
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- Replies: 38
- Forum: Classic Menswear