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Shoe Damage Report & Appreciation Central - Part I
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Omegablogger
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That's what we Brits call those segs, nothing to do with the shoe itself.
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Tricker's. I am 99.9999999% sure. I don't know anyone else who uses "espresso burnished" as a description, and the handwriting on the box and ankle is exactly the same as mine are. Also the size is "11 - 5" which means Tricker's system of size 11, in a 5 fitting (medium width).
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Tricker's. I don't know anyone else who uses "espresso burnished" as a description, and the handwriting on the box and ankle is exactly the same as mine are. I am 99.9999999% sure of this.Originally Posted by Tarmac
All joking aside, those are trickers and they don't seem to be finished the way trickers finishes some of their nicer shoes, although since they are country shoes, I guess that is irrelevant. Mind if I asked what you paid, it seems like the price on the box begins with a 1.
edit: seems to be the trickers bourton
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No wonder why we left.Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Thrown out son, thrown out.
$1,250Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC
Fu*k me [not literally, obviously].
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Well, Tricker's doesn't make longwings under their own name and I guess the design of the derby quarters is quite original. I just can't get over that Tricker's country shoes of similar quality would retail for about 25% of that price. Did Thom Browne slip you some roofies or something?
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This has to be one of the worst rip-offs in men's dress shoes if Tricker's manufactures these for TB, the price of 1250 is very high. You can actually get a very similiar aesthetic from a pair of Doc Martins for around 100, and the pull tab on Docs are more stylish imo.
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$1250 for the wingtip in brown or blackOriginally Posted by SoCal2NYC
$1175 for the plain pebble oxford in brown or black
$1395 for the plain brushed suede soft ankle boot
Did you buy one or two of each?
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