Edward Green Appreciation: Pictures, Info, and Where to Buy

[dddrees]

Two of the same model is enough. There are so many other makers with nice models. I'm eyeing a StC chukka

That's actually one thing that might stop me from getting another one.

I've actually considered getting a different StC boot model instead, I have one already.

 

[dddrees]

http://leathersoulhawaii.com/new-arrivals/

really like these

Those are nice, however I still like the dark oak\walnut better myself.

It's just a tad lighter.

 

[GamaH]

What is the EG 82 last conversion size to US size? From what I've seen on most online shoe stores, they said that EG's UK sizes are half a size smaller than US. But on some places here, I've seen people say that it runs small.

My shoe size in US is size 7.5D. Should I go with a 7 UK or 7.5UK?

 

[dddrees]

What is the EG 82 last conversion size to US size?

My shoe size in US is size 7.5D. Which size should I get?

In most cases you will find that EG would be 1/2 UK size down from the US size.

 

[bespoken pa]



Those are nice, however I still like the dark oak\walnut better myself.

It's just a tad lighter.

agreed I just ordered that same make up. These caught my eye but quite often I am shackled by my conservative nature.

 

[GamaH]



In most cases you will find that EG would be 1/2 UK size down from the US size. 

So a UK 7 should be just fine?

 

[SuitedDx]



What is the EG 82 last conversion size to US size? From what I've seen on most online shoe stores, they said that EG's UK sizes are half a size smaller than US. But on some places here, I've seen people say that it runs small.

My shoe size in US is size 7.5D. Should I go with a 7 UK or 7.5UK?

Probably look for a size "7/7 1/2 E82"

The "7" is the UK size; "7 1/2" US, "E" width (some argue that "E" = US D whereas others will say "E" = US E, so this is very subjective; my experience is the former), and "82" is the last.

Hope this helps.

 

[GamaH]



Probably look for a size "7/7 1/2 E82"

The "7" is the UK size; "7 1/2" US, "E" width (some argue that "E" = US D whereas others will say "E" = US E, so this is very subjective; my experience is the former), and "82" is the last.

Hope this helps.

Well, hopefully E = US D because I have a slim foot -- on standard widths, I always tighten my Oxfords and Derbies as much as they can be tightened.

 

[nmprisons]

I picked these up from Malford:


10) Edward Green "Silverstone" SOLD
Size: UK 8 / US 8.5
Last: 888
Fitting: UK E (Standard)
Color: Black
B grade?: Yes
Fault: Unable to locate

They are great, but a bit wide for me. I think that I need 8/8.5D

I'd be happy to trade for a pair in my size or ship to you at my cost (i.e., what I paid malford + what it costs to ship to you).

 

[HRoi]

Those look exactly like GG Arrans

 

[sevenfoldtieguy]



http://leathersoulhawaii.com/new-arrivals/

really like these

+1

This is, IMO, the only Galway make-up that gives his Dark Oak brother a run for his money. And I dare say this make-up beats out said brother, if only by a few inches. Bronze Antique is a wonderfully rich, very, very dark brown.

 

[justinkapur]

Those have a black shaft? Thats interesting..

 

[CTBrummie]

+1

This is, IMO, the only Galway make-up that gives his Dark Oak brother a run for his money. And I dare say this make-up beats out said brother, if only by a few inches. Bronze Antique is a wonderfully rich, very, very dark brown.

It's a lovely boot, but the non-64 lasted Galways can hardly be described as a 'country boot' as per both LSH and Leffot...they're closer to dress shoes than a tramping boot, IMHO.

 

[dddrees]

It's a lovely boot, but the non-64 lasted Galways can hardly be described as a 'country boot' as per both LSH and Leffot...they're closer to dress shoes than a tramping boot, IMHO.

I certainly consider it a dress boot, but then again that's one of the reasons why I like it.

 

[RogerP]

Galways are on the dressier side of casual for me, but not a dress boot. Not that anything turns on the label - it's a terrific boot. Love my pair.