Offical TRICKERS shoes and boots thread

[mrjamescost]

Peanut suede Woodstocks over crepe.
I've noticed the crepe is kind of sticky on the side. Such that the shoes were stuck together when I went to put them on.
Sticky enough that I lifted one shoe and the other was stuck to it. Kind of weird.

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Ridge. It’s on the box. (I wore light chinos with these today. Stop copying me!)

 

[Crafty Cumbrian]

Ridge. It’s on the box. (I wore light chinos with these today. Stop copying me!)

Think mine had the sticky element on the sole sides which was exacerbated by the redundant dust bags which stuck to it and the suede...nice shoes gents and one of the most complimented pairs I own.

 

[zippyh]

Brown cordovan cap toe boots.

 

[aj2603]

It’s a Stow kind of day

 

[Metrosey]

It’s a Stow kind of day

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Acorns always have a special place for me

 

[zippyh]

Golden tan suede Maltons/Stows

 

[Reiver]

Acorns always have a special place for me

Acorns today

 

[Olderfellow]

Why do I always have to go one better?

 

[Metrosey]

Why do I always have to go one better? View attachment 1236077

Is that the Acorn and Acorn Antique?

 

[Reiver]

Is that the Acorn and Acorn Antique?

One on right looks darker to my eye. I'm going to guess your correct

 

[Olderfellow]

Is that the Acorn and Acorn Antique?

I don't know to be honest. I would have to look on the boxes. I didn't know there was a difference until somebody mentioned this fact a number of posts back.

 

[Who]

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Stitching close to the first eyelet on right boots are different from the left ones.

 

[Olderfellow]

Stitching close to the first eyelet on right boots are different from the left ones.

Well spotted! Right pair bought directly from Tricker's, pair on left from a shop up north. Looks like pair on right has stitching matching the pics on the Tricker's website currently.

 

[Olderfellow]

I just realised something...

 

[Olderfellow]