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Can anyone ID the maker of these Brioni Loafers?
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Not sure if you could ever figure out the maker, especially without a sole shot. Those look like late 80s early 90s.
Are you trying to figure out the maker so you can punch him for making those shoes?
Are you trying to figure out the maker so you can punch him for making those shoes?
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Might not be good enough. The reason people want shots of the sole is because the nail pattern is usually a pretty good guide to who the maker is, so the sole shot needs to show that fairly well.
That's good - I just don't have a smoking jacket to go with them or the attitude.
Here's a picture of the soles:
Might not be good enough. The reason people want shots of the sole is because the nail pattern is usually a pretty good guide to who the maker is, so the sole shot needs to show that fairly well.
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