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Alden and Streetwear

JoelF

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Originally Posted by korce
I'm with those who suggested getting a pair (or two!) of Clarks DB and spending the extra $400 or so on a wardrobe upgrade. The clarks are nice enough to feel like they anchor an outfit, without costing a fortune like Alden's. And - they almost look better with age, you won't care if they get beat up, and they are easily replaced if necessary. Don't get me wrong though, they are quite durable and should last a while.

Can someone explain what's so great about Clark's? You look at them, they're Clark's, everyone wears them now, end of story.
 

PG2G

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Originally Posted by JoelF
Can someone explain what's so great about Clark's? You look at them, they're Clark's, everyone wears them now, end of story.

And they are kinda ugly
 

LeatherSOUL

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If you're buying with your own money, I'll hook you up. You're touching a soft point in my heart being so young and interested in Aldens.
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Lysol

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Originally Posted by LeatherSOUL
If you're buying with your own money, I'll hook you up. You're touching a soft point in my heart being so young and interested in Aldens.
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Did I mention that I'm 14?
 

JoelF

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Originally Posted by YoungM
Honestly, I have to agree with you.

If I go for a chukka, I like opening ceremony, alden, and paul smith.


Love those Alden chukkas, suede, calfskin, cordovan, whatever.

Originally Posted by LeatherSOUL
If you're buying with your own money, I'll hook you up. You're touching a soft point in my heart being so young and interested in Aldens.
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Hey I'm old and interested in Aldens, can you help?
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Originally Posted by chronoaug
I still don't understand why so many members act like everyone here wears aa/apc/chucks. I really haven't seen that fit from many.

I think you don't see pictures of it because a lot of people do wear that combo, thus it's relatively unremarkable. It's what I wear most days, except I wear aa/levis/pf flyers.
 

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