tim_horton
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Is there a difference between Algonquin Split Toe shoes and Norwegian Split Toe shoes besides the name?
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Only tangentially related, but what is this type of toe/tip called without the seam at the tip? I'm talking about a loafer type toe on a blucher, like the C&J Onslow:
I always thought they were the same - one name originating from the US and one from Europe.
I believe the ones without the split toes are called "apron front" but I could be wrong.
I always thought they were the same - one name originating from the US and one from Europe.