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Still debating as the Carmina Longwing is also a contender and its in brown which is my first preference.
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Are you sure? I heard Burgundy ... Thanks..
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Still debating as the Carmina Longwing is also a contender and its in brown which is my first preference.
All cheviot longwings are still in the factory; just got a confirmation from Jermyn Street flagship store.
this is awesome. did i miss something? was there a step before applying the cream? the toe looks purple similar to gg bleached toe. very, very nice
Thanks.this is awesome. did i miss something? was there a step before applying the cream? the toe looks purple similar to gg bleached toe. very, very nice
I am looking to get the Brecon and Harlech boots, both on the 341 last. I need some advice on sizing. I'm a US 12D on a brannock device, an 11.5D on the Barrie last is loose fitting, and a UK 10.5E on the 325 last (Coniston) fits well. The c&j sales associate said the 341 and 325 fit similarly. Should I go with a UK 10.5E or 11E? Any other sizing advice is greatly appreciated!
I have both the Harlech and Coniston in the same size. To me, the Coniston has a rounder toe and I might have been able to size down a half, but not so on the Harlech. I would say that if the Coniston fits snug on you, you might consider going with a 11E UK for the Harlech.
I have both the Harlech and Coniston in the same size. To me, the Coniston has a rounder toe and I might have been able to size down a half, but not so on the Harlech. I would say that if the Coniston fits snug on you, you might consider going with a 11E UK for the Harlech.