Neo1
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Only two pair? Maybe it's the work stress talking, but I could easily go ape on 4 or 5 that are on sale right now!Unfortunately, many are on lasts I haven't tried.
Has anyone noticed all the Dundees are at $199? Addison is at $189 too. These were not shown on the sales flyer I received.
I remember that one when it was new. Not bad - they used that style on a few I remember - San Marco & New Orleans included. Like the 5th, I'm just not a fan - I like either totally plain toe or all-out medallion. Definitely a try before you buy if possible - my guess is a lot of people might find the Madison on the narrow side. Price seems way too high considering how old they were and considering NR usually sells 2nds.Barn weasel PSA. Spotted some Madison aves in Walnut at my Nordies Rack (I'm in the DC area). Various sizes but mostly in D widths. The bad: They're going for $209. I really like the shade of walnut and how it looks on this captoe:
Looking for recommendations for a 2nd pair of shoes to rotate with a pair of Bourbon 5th Avenues I just picked up on the ShoeBank.
Short background, 35 year old engineering project manager that meets with clients at least once a week and gives presentations in front of 20+ people once a month. Normal business attire (slacks / button shirt) 4 days a week with denim on Friday. Until now I've mostly had Kenneth Cole shoes but looking to take my appearance up a notch.
Thanks!
Looking for recommendations for a 2nd pair of shoes to rotate with a pair of Bourbon 5th Avenues I just picked up on the ShoeBank.
Short background, 35 year old engineering project manager that meets with clients at least once a week and gives presentations in front of 20+ people once a month. Normal business attire (slacks / button shirt) 4 days a week with denim on Friday. Until now I've mostly had Kenneth Cole shoes but looking to take my appearance up a notch.
Thanks!
Looking for recommendations for a 2nd pair of shoes to rotate with a pair of Bourbon 5th Avenues I just picked up on the ShoeBank.
Short background, 35 year old engineering project manager that meets with clients at least once a week and gives presentations in front of 20+ people once a month. Normal business attire (slacks / button shirt) 4 days a week with denim on Friday. Until now I've mostly had Kenneth Cole shoes but looking to take my appearance up a notch.
Thanks!
Yes, those are AE. Sorry I don't have any links, but I remember them being discussed on this board before. Also, one of the reviews posted on the BB website says that they are made by AE, and a Brooks representative responded to the review without making any corrections to that statement.Brooks Brothers is having a today only sale (30%) on everything, including shoes, for Corporate Members. Does anyone know if the Brown Suede long wings are made by AE? It says Goodyear welted, made in the USA, and the regular price is $398, so it sounds like it, but wanted to confirm.
I remember that one when it was new. Not bad - they used that style on a few I remember - San Marco & New Orleans included. Like the 5th, I'm just not a fan - I like either totally plain toe or all-out medallion. Definitely a try before you buy if possible - my guess is a lot of people might find the Madison on the narrow side. Price seems way too high considering how old they were and considering NR usually sells 2nds.
Quote: Some has to do with bad finishing by AE. Some has to do that you can't wear that last. Return and move on. For me the most perfect last is the 333: no gaping at all. Worst may be the Macneil one. Can't remember the #.
The change was made to shoebank.com because of performance issues we were seeing with the pages. Due to the high volume the sale was triggering, the site was becoming unavailable. Many customers are only selecting their size and width, which on popular sizes can return between 300-350 items and pictures. Believe me when I say, I don't like pagination either. However, we needed to do something quickly to make the site work for our customers. Also, we would never implement a change to the website during a sale period unless its absolutely necessary. In this case we decided it was necessary.
We have fixed the issues with the filters. We will look at adding an additional option to select the number of items per page to display.
I appreciate your comments and suggestions as we continue to improve shoebank.com
Thank you,