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Crafty Cumbrian

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Cross post but these came too. Had green eye lets changed to brass with speed hooks by Paul at Shoe Healer. Top job on these and decided to jazz up the laces too.. have a tan pair for a more sedate look.
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on the other hand, the magic of handcrafted shoes means that you never have the same thing every time. the between the two Bourtons, the burgundy seems shorter than the Marron, the shoe trees 9 has difficulty entering it, I don't know if it is related to the commando sole ?
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My Trickers Wheat Cavalier with commando soles , runs larger than my Trickers Marron Muflones in danite soles. Both shoes are U.K. 8.5
 

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I'm a bit underwhelmed at the 'lightweight' build of my new suede Bourton's. Tricker's state that: "Our lightweight version sees the removal of the through or midsole". Despite about 15 hours Googling, I can't work out what this means. With the Dainite soles, black welt, black heel stack and grey suede, I'm worried that the shoes look a bit gloomy. Perhaps lacing them with some Christmas Red Ribbon will brighten them up. :confused:
 

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I'm a bit underwhelmed at the 'lightweight' build of my new suede Bourton's. Tricker's state that: "Our lightweight version sees the removal of the through or midsole". Despite about 15 hours Googling, I can't work out what this means. With the Dainite soles, black welt, black heel stack and grey suede, I'm worried that the shoes look a bit gloomy. Perhaps lacing them with some Christmas Red Ribbon will brighten them up. :confused:
I think the soles are a swing and a miss, the whole attraction is the heft!
 

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Has anyone else seen the Ugly Office Carpet Leather, Stow's? They are a good boot, ideal for work purposes. Multicoloured.
 

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Such a weird feeling leather, this Olivia deer business. And forget fugly carpets, try on tracksuits for a change....

Does Saphir cream based polish work for this leather, or does it have to be beeswax or something?
 

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Such a weird feeling leather, this Olivia deer business. And forget fugly carpets, try on tracksuits for a change....

Does Saphir cream based polish work for this leather, or does it have to be beeswax or something?
Just normal cream is fine mate.
 

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Such a weird feeling leather, this Olivia deer business. ..........

Does Saphir cream based polish work for this leather, or does it have to be beeswax or something?

Yep....I call it it flippy floppy.....

I've only used shoe cream but may pick up some polish as recommended.....it might bring back a bit of a shine.
"Once a fortnight use polish for weatherproofing"
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