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Crockett & Jones Aintree:
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Here's a pair of mine [non C&J] that fits the bill. Looks familiar?
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Crockett & Jones Aintree:
In a mid-priced RTW shoe for the dual purpose that you describe, I would go with a three eyelet derby in a sleeker last, such as a Crockett & Jones Aintree:
Brooks Brothers has a Pebble Grain Long Wing which I feel is a nice balance. I never see it online but I see it in some of the stores.
Here's a pair of mine [non C&J] that fits the bill. Looks familiar?
I like these shoes, but there a little out of the range I'd like to spend.
Label King would say chelsea boots, and while I don't have any and probably never well, I have to say, they are probably ideal for the use you want to make of them.
I can't put my finger on it, but there's something extra-appealing about these to me.
Funny. I was going to comment that those are some extra-ugly shoes.
As someone mentioned earlier, can anyone suggest any makers that sell 'nicely' styled shoes at a price point under 200? I've only been able to find Magnanni, but there is little info about them on the board...