tellure
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Price drop! x2
Beautiful, quality boot from Officine Creative Italia. The suede on these is very soft and they left some nap on it for a bit of that rough Guidi style. The inner leather on these is insanely soft.. super buttery - and they use suede on the heel liners to avoid heel slip and give 'em even more durability.
These have a nice minimalist design and the silhouette is very slim so they go great with a slim-fit denim. They're also extremely comfortable.. the leather is super supple and they have a rubber midsole under the leather which gives some grip and nice cushion without any rubber showing at the edge; no need to vibram these guys. Color is a nice medium-light beige, goes well with dark denim. Or you could dye 'em black like these.
I bought these new off eBay from the UK and I've only worn them about 6 or 7 times. They're a really nicely made boot, but I just have too many brown boots so I'm selling off this pair. Only real wear is some slight creasing starting to appear as you can see in the top-down shot, and a bit of residue from some tape on the inside of one shoe as shown in the second to last pic. I think these are gonna look awesome when the outer suede gets some real wear on it.
Sizing:
These are marked UK 9 (US 10) and I would say they fit true to size. Outsole measures 12.25", midsole measures 4 3/8" at the widest point. I wear a 9.5 and I wear these with a thin insole for a bit of added comfort. My foot measures 10 inches from heel to big toe.
Retail on these is around $600+, selling for$300 --> $275 --> now $250 shipped in CONUS. International shipping based on quoted rates.
For reference, here's a pair of OC blue/grey leather/suede for $570 from Ssense. This is the exact same model, just different leather.
Beautiful, quality boot from Officine Creative Italia. The suede on these is very soft and they left some nap on it for a bit of that rough Guidi style. The inner leather on these is insanely soft.. super buttery - and they use suede on the heel liners to avoid heel slip and give 'em even more durability.
These have a nice minimalist design and the silhouette is very slim so they go great with a slim-fit denim. They're also extremely comfortable.. the leather is super supple and they have a rubber midsole under the leather which gives some grip and nice cushion without any rubber showing at the edge; no need to vibram these guys. Color is a nice medium-light beige, goes well with dark denim. Or you could dye 'em black like these.
I bought these new off eBay from the UK and I've only worn them about 6 or 7 times. They're a really nicely made boot, but I just have too many brown boots so I'm selling off this pair. Only real wear is some slight creasing starting to appear as you can see in the top-down shot, and a bit of residue from some tape on the inside of one shoe as shown in the second to last pic. I think these are gonna look awesome when the outer suede gets some real wear on it.
Sizing:
These are marked UK 9 (US 10) and I would say they fit true to size. Outsole measures 12.25", midsole measures 4 3/8" at the widest point. I wear a 9.5 and I wear these with a thin insole for a bit of added comfort. My foot measures 10 inches from heel to big toe.
Retail on these is around $600+, selling for
For reference, here's a pair of OC blue/grey leather/suede for $570 from Ssense. This is the exact same model, just different leather.
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