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Different, but very nice.
Thank you sir.^ Saint Crispins model 401. I agree with you-it's a pretty cool boot. I just wouldn't pay SC prices for them
certainly not for the shy - but you like rather exhuberent boots, no?
One too many colors/textures to me
IMO, not too garish at all.
Not a big fan of what appears to be scotch grain but those are sharp.
You could always darken the burgundy a touch if needed.
Great jeans boot i think.
jh, I'll be the one to say that those boots are atrocious.
Not feeling those at all, JH.
Similar to those really odd design Vass that Ascot was selling a while back. Looks like someone's gone absolutely mental with MTO options.
A lot of horse ass and a snake the past month.
Alden #4, Carmina, Carmina.
AS, AS, Carmina.
Alden #4 shell cap toes from the Shoe Mart.
Full steam ahead....deets? Love what's going on in the instep undercarriage 'flying buttresses'.
Call me crazy, but I luv em.Blurb from seller:
"SAINT CRISPIN’S 401
Oxford lace up boot brogueing (MTO Paris)
For my lace up boot model on the classic last, I selected tri-leather combination: the upper in refined cedar suede, the rest is Russian inspired grained calf & burgundy box calf mixed.
Comfortable and casual chic."
certainly not for the shy - but you like rather exhuberent boots, no?
Moo is correct. Pic compares the AS 724 last to the EG 888 - similar shape