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Am I the only one having trouble finding a John Lobb model I like? I'm trying, because the 7000 last fits me very well and I find their leathers and craftsmanship fantastic, but I just can't find any model I like as much as the more classic EG models, for example. Please help me find a classic model quarter brogue oxford in the Prestige line (or which I can do MTO), similar to EG Canterbury or Asquith. The Philip II brogueing is not quite to my taste, it feels odd for some reason.
 

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Am I the only one having trouble finding a John Lobb model I like? I'm trying, because the 7000 last fits me very well and I find their leathers and craftsmanship fantastic, but I just can't find any model I like as much as the more classic EG models, for example. Please help me find a classic model quarter brogue oxford in the Prestige line (or which I can do MTO), similar to EG Canterbury or Asquith. The Philip II brogueing is not quite to my taste, it feels odd for some reason.


The Saunton http://leathersoulhawaii.com/2012/12/04/john-lobb-saunton-in-dark-brown-misty-lsw/ is a semi-brogue on the 7000 last, but I know you're looking for a quarter brogue prestige line

As much as I love my JL's, I've yet to see a quarter brogue captoe I like. Blasphemy on this thread, but the G&G St. James II is my ideal for a quarter brogue.
 

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Am I the only one having trouble finding a John Lobb model I like? I'm trying, because the 7000 last fits me very well and I find their leathers and craftsmanship fantastic, but I just can't find any model I like as much as the more classic EG models, for example. Please help me find a classic model quarter brogue oxford in the Prestige line (or which I can do MTO), similar to EG Canterbury or Asquith. The Philip II brogueing is not quite to my taste, it feels odd for some reason.

Though an outdated model and not in the 7000 last, John Lobb actually had a quarter brogue model named, Adelaide.
I would say, it's very similar to the EG's Canterbury but a bit shorter-lasted, so to speak.
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The Saunton http://leathersoulhawaii.com/2012/12/04/john-lobb-saunton-in-dark-brown-misty-lsw/ is a semi-brogue on the 7000 last, but I know you're looking for a quarter brogue prestige line

As much as I love my JL's, I've yet to see a quarter brogue captoe I like. Blasphemy on this thread, but the G&G St. James II is my ideal for a quarter brogue.



Though an outdated model and not in the 7000 last, John Lobb actually had a quarter brogue model named, Adelaide.

I would say, it's very similar to the EG's Canterbury but a bit shorter-lasted, so to speak. :sly:


Thanks guys! Both look very nice. Will contact John Lobb and see if I can MTO any of these.
 

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I am a 12.5 US Wide.

#1 on my must have list are a pair of staple, investment worthy black toe cap oxford shoes.


Just logged onto Mr Porter Sale. Only one:




/EPIC VICTORY
 

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It's done! Thats the screenshot from my orders page on MrP.

I did not hesitate for a second!
 

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Rare score, I don't remember ever seeing a wide fitting JL on any of the usual online suspects
 

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Good job - that's good value for John Lobb...their reject prices in the factory shop are higher.
 

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All, I bought the Brentwood monkstrap in New Gold (I think) Misty Calf from Barneys on their final markdown. I think it's a beautiful shoe.

http://www.barneys.com/John-Lobb-Brentwood/501916008,default,pd.html

I don't think it quite fits. It's a size UK 7E/US 8D. If anyone wants it, let me know. I'll sell at my cost ($519+taxes, shipping, paypal fees). If no one wants it, I'll send back to store. In great condition vs the shoes still left at Barneys.

Larry
 

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