vogda
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I'm in to the Hi-end shes from a short time and I think I burned the halts
I was soon impressed and fascinated about the history and the prestige of John Lobb and definetly love them classic style
So in one of my last trip to London I have been to visit them Cathedral in ST.JAmes and buy the Fardorn at JL in Jermyn street( also a SPRINT II in another trip )
So I realized that before to arrive to purhase a JL some experience and knowledge is required (Starting fom the top ' now can only go down )
So now saving some money (as I'm not kitonbrioni unfortnlly) I can't wait to go back and buy beetween Adelaide (black even if i like the Ardilla but probably difficult for me i mean to match )Philip or Langton in black (tried in pewter museum gorgeous)What I want at the end is a classic stylish and an important confortable shoe
Any suggestion or comparision ?
Love also EG ST Crispin and Kiton
My shoes are
C&J HG Boswel
Alden Blucher
JL Farndorn
JL Sprint II Relaxed Oxford Casual
Its Time for an Italian ?
I was soon impressed and fascinated about the history and the prestige of John Lobb and definetly love them classic style
So in one of my last trip to London I have been to visit them Cathedral in ST.JAmes and buy the Fardorn at JL in Jermyn street( also a SPRINT II in another trip )
So I realized that before to arrive to purhase a JL some experience and knowledge is required (Starting fom the top ' now can only go down )
So now saving some money (as I'm not kitonbrioni unfortnlly) I can't wait to go back and buy beetween Adelaide (black even if i like the Ardilla but probably difficult for me i mean to match )Philip or Langton in black (tried in pewter museum gorgeous)What I want at the end is a classic stylish and an important confortable shoe
Any suggestion or comparision ?
Love also EG ST Crispin and Kiton
My shoes are
C&J HG Boswel

Alden Blucher

JL Farndorn

JL Sprint II Relaxed Oxford Casual

Its Time for an Italian ?