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interesting. the color is also different yes? more of a greenish grayish brown?The difference between the two is the embellishment on the heel cap - that little point. In the end I preferred the smooth line, though I think my reason for it - that the point was a bit informal for my tastes - is a bit ludicrous in hind sight.
freaking beautiful. but i like you bespokes even better.
Thanks elfsberg. Going to get them for sure when they come in stock!
Elfsberg which G&G do you have in your collection?
Amazing. It would be awesome if you could take a group picture of all the shoes.Hmmm let's see...
- My Bespoke pair
- St James II in Vintage Cherry
- Hove - Vintage Chesnut
- Gable - Vintage Oak
- Oxford and Sinatra - Black Calf
- Westminister - Vintage Rioja
- Camebridge - Vintage cedar
OMG.... I've spent a fortune on this..
interesting. the color is also different yes? more of a greenish grayish brown?
freaking beautiful. but i like you bespokes even better.
Hmmm let's see...
- My Bespoke pair
- St James II in Vintage Cherry
- Hove - Vintage Chesnut
- Gable - Vintage Oak
- Oxford and Sinatra - Black Calf
- Westminister - Vintage Rioja
- Camebridge - Vintage cedar
OMG.... I've spent a fortune on this..
Hmmm let's see...
- My Bespoke pair
- St James II in Vintage Cherry
- Hove - Vintage Chesnut
- Gable - Vintage Oak
- Oxford and Sinatra - Black Calf
- Westminister - Vintage Rioja
- Camebridge - Vintage cedar
OMG.... I've spent a fortune on this..
I was talking about the difference between the St. James and the St. James II. The polo suede has sort of a ruddy umber to it, while the mole is sort of a mix between dark chocolate and the cover of a moleskin notebook.