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Hey mates. Could anyone enlighten me on how I could go about sending my foot tracing to bakers or white? Thanks in advance! :)
 
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Hey mates. Could anyone enlighten me on how I could go about sending my foot tracing to bakers or white? Thanks in advance!
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The famous Kyle is the one who replies to Baker's customer service. If you email and start to ask about foot tracings he will reply and give you all the details. I sent mine snail mail with my contact info and he replied and told me which size to order. White's tracings are done through their catalog which must first be ordered online. It seems to take 2-3 weeks for the catalog to arrive. I recommend going through Baker's because of the customizability and customer service.
 

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If you're referring to the post just above yours, you only need to use one caret.
 

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I thought they were dress brown too!
 
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After finished marathon reading, I really love to jump on to the same boat. May I harvest some more idea from here....

I have wide duck feet, normal-low arch, work as construction site manager, tropical rain and hot weather country. Plenty of walk thru rain, mud and sand. I planned to have a real workboots with some good looking and able to get along with formal dress pant if required.

1. not yet specified model, but quite lean to BH 6". is there any better choice for me?
2.does double celastic toe strong enough for accidental 5-10 kg box dropping on? If not, I may consider composite toe option.
3.Considering Brown CXL, Brgundy CXL, Dress brown but might changed to oil tan if composite toe is the way to go
4.What is the benefit of leather linging? will i cause more sweaty feet in my climate?

My current plan:
Bounty hunter 6"
All Dress brown
Double celastic toe
Plain toe
double stitch standard trim
standard heel
leather lace
antique hook-eyelet
standard height
cream Lining
Sole 100R
pull loop
nat edge
no toe cap

Any advice about required are very pleased, I'm a non-asthetic brain man :p
 

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The famous Kyle is the one who replies to Baker's customer service. If you email and start to ask about foot tracings he will reply and give you all the details. I sent mine snail mail with my contact info and he replied and told me which size to order. White's tracings are done through their catalog which must first be ordered online. It seems to take 2-3 weeks for the catalog to arrive. I recommend going through Baker's because of the customizability and customer service.
is this the email i can contact kyle at? [email protected]
 

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