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Does anyone know who makes Brooks Brothers' cap toe Bluchers? Thanks. http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCatPr...._Id=202
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If you are interested, I give 15% off on all Aldens as well.Does anyone know who makes Brooks Brothers' cap toe Bluchers? Thanks. http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCatPr...._Id=202
(forwardpleated @ Jan. 15 2005,09:45) Does anyone know who makes Brooks Brothers' cap toe Bluchers? Thanks. http://www.brooksbrothers.com/IWCatPr...._Id=202Quote:
The easiest way is probably to go to a website like the Alden Shop in San Francisco that lists the lasts used on the various styles of shoes. The shoes that Brooks Brothers sells are, for the most part (the lining on the shell cordovan penny loafer, the foxing on the tassel loafer, and a couple of other details excepted), identical to the regular Alden models and are made on the same lasts. Shell cordovan wing-tip bal: Tremont last (although BB may have some old stock made on the Grant last) Shell cordovan plain-toe blucher: Barrie last Tassel loafer: Aberdeen last Cap-toe blucher: Aberdeen lastBtw, how can you tell which last is which on the Aldens? My expertise is limited to the Brits and a few Italians.
There is no pattern that I've been able to discern. I examined several pairs of my shoes on Aberdeen and Barrie just now, and I can't find anything consistent in the markings for either of those two lasts.I should have clarified, what numerical codes correspond (written on the sock liner) to the name of the lasts used by Alden?