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From the information I received from Trimly, they certainly will be.
I recently bought a pair of ebay trees. They were not cedar and the left heel was totally misshapen. I got a full refund.
agree that this has been historically the case, but not sure if true anymore. have bought >5 pairs CPs on sale at End, TBS etc over the years at ~$300AUD, but it now seems that the OG models (eg achilles low) are now more difficult to come by as they've grown in popularity - usually the seasonal ones that i see on sale.
must say that while CP are undeniably, IMO, the best standard mens sneaker, i haven't been able to bring myself to reup since they arrived at incu a couple of years ago - and now DJs!!!
If your after a good suede sneaker Globe David Gonzalez are worth considering https://au.globebrand.com/pages/david-gonzalezAnybody have any experience with Chatham Marine shoes? This looks like pretty good quality and looks for the price they are asking.
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Hey guys. Now that it's been a while since TFC started up their Zing Chen bespoke and mtm lines, have we got anyone here who has some first hand experience to report? Lined up an appointment for the end of the month, but still a little nervous since, although everything I have read about TFC online has been pretty positive, there really isn't very much out there besides their own Instagram account.
Next holes to fill in my wardrobe are a SB dark brown Linen suit and a DB navy pin or chalk stripe. not sure which one to go with first. But still a few weeks to decide.
@mercury, thank you. I should have reposted my criteria to give some context (it's now included in the spoiler below). I'm a regular customer of all things Vanda, but on this occasion they don't quite have what I'm looking for. Perhaps I should reach out to Gerald and Diana to see if they can help, anyway. Or for that matter, maybe Sam Hober. It might otherwise be hard to find exactly what I'm after.Vanda has silk ones:
https://shop.vandafineclothing.com/collections/scarves
@mercury, thank you. I should have reposted my criteria to give some context (it's now included in the spoiler below). I'm a regular customer of all things Vanda, but on this occasion they don't quite have what I'm looking for. Perhaps I should reach out to Gerald and Diana to see if they can help, anyway. Or for that matter, maybe Sam Hober. It might otherwise be hard to find exactly what I'm after.
Would anyone with personal experience have some leads on acquiring a quality silk scarf that wears comfortably against the skin?
My other more specific requirements are:
- ideally, an asking price of no more than $250
- online vendor
- printed paisley with the colourway predominantly brown, accented with cream/ecru; other colours in the mix are permissible as long as they're included in a minor way, and are relatively muted among the browns
- preferably, the ends are not tasseled as I want to wear the scarf mainly tucked inside the front of my shirts (I concede these could be cut off if they were a bother to feel against the skin)
Thanks in advance.
Probably one of my best shots. I can see they don't currently have anything that meets my specs, but they might be able to come up with the goods. Wish me luck.If you are a fan of Vanda i suggest you reach out to Gerald. Im pretty sure they will make any tie design into a scarf on request if they have the material. They also seem to have a few bits and pieces lying around that don't make it onto the website .
Yeah, a silk scarf in a new design seems to be one of those gifts that is always received well by the ladies in my life. None of them have ever showed anything but delight each time they get a new one. Lucky Mrs GF to be in store for a new Vanda!@mercury You have just solved my delima as to what to get Mrs GF for her birthday. Might take a bit of time but I think I can buy her off with a good bottle of Pinot Noir in the interim. Thanks.
Probably one of my best shots. I can see they don't currently have anything that meets my specs, but they might be able to come up with the goods. Wish me luck.
I feel it's always best to surprise them. If you feel unsure about your choice, you can usually get a better idea about whether they'll like something by determining preferences for unrelated or partly related items without raising too much suspicion. If you trust your gut, and her initial reaction is less than enthusiastic, she'll come to realise you made the right choice if she's open minded to trying new or unexpected things. But, you, as the buyer, must be convicted of the choice wholly, otherwise she'll let her own doubts dissuade her. I assume your own taste is nothing short of sound, so let that guide you. She'll follow your lead if you display confidence.@Epicure the issue is do you trust your own understanding of their tastes and select one or let them pick one?
First world problems.