Aenonymous
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I'm going to suggest you return your 2 pairs, and just buy Alden one pair at a time, and just move forward in that direction. Just kidding (not really). Regarding this pair, this is going to be accepted quality from AE if you want to wear their shoes. Ultimately I don't think this will affect fit or wearability to any great degree, but if it were me I would email them, so that you have a record of the issue, and so if you do get premature wear (broken stitching, sole separation) on that one shoe compared to the other, you'll have record of the issue from the start so that you receive appropriate compensation. The ideal situation is you'd bring it to their attention, and they would say we'll exchange these for a new pair right now, or they say there shouldn't really be an issue with this pair, but if one does develop we'll make it right (and then you'd want record of that email convo). Good luck.Hey guys, I’m recently pulled the trigger on my first two pairs of AEs and would like to get some input from all of the seasoned vets here. For these I went with dainite soles due to not being in an everyday office setting and wanted something I didn’t need to worry about the weather walking from client meet to meeting. Anyways, if you look at how the sole clearly wasn’t centered upon cutting and stitching so the stich goes across one of the treads. Am I just being anal or is this something I should be annoyed with and get replaced?
Thanks in advance for your input!
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