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No problem...there are a few Loake threads here, you may want to ask that there..No sorry dude.
was just a mistake.
sorry dude
Thanks
Sorry, no ideas on the maker, but I own a pair of the same brand, also wholecuts. They're fine shoes, but nothing top of the line I'd say. I believe they're primarily sold in the French market and in some German department stores. Prices range from about €200-400, but I believe they're often on sale. Edit: I just did a completed search on French eBay and it looks like a couple of pairs sold for between €25-35.
Unfortunately, as above, I don't know the maker of these but I own them as well. I think I tried to search for the maker when I bought them and came up empty handed
It's actually cashmere and wool, but no idea on the ratio. Assuming that's what the WS and WO mean. The next letters throw me off as they're cotton and ______. Nothing on the GN. Possibly they're internal codes as opposed to fabric content codes. Are there any other two letter codes on the tags? I believe if this coat is new (assuming it is), then it should have some contents written somewhere visible, by law. Here's the link to the codes: http://reviews.ebay.com/TEXTILE-FIB...-amp-TRANSLATION-CHART?ugid=10000000004399884This is a weird request. I know the maker of this overcoat (Brioni), but I want to know what it's made of or any other information you can glean from this label:
This is a weird request. I know the maker of this overcoat (Brioni), but I want to know what it's made of or any other information you can glean from this label: