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phailing101

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Originally Posted by Marcellionheart
Cross posted from SW&D; ignore my black jeans/socks as I'm just trying the boots on around the house.

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Love the colour!

Well played sir!
 

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Originally Posted by glenjay
Actually the shoe in question is a quarter brogue adelaide oxford. However, suede is inherently causal because of it's texture and therefore should be worn with anything casual from sport coats and slacks to jeans. I would not however wear calfskin oxfords with jeans, unless the intent of the look is to be anti-establishment, or that you only own one pair of shoes.

Re. suede: I'm not sure the Duke of Windsor, or Alan, would agree.

Re. calfskin: ditto for many others.
 

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I just got these Peal & Cos from Brooks Brothers. They had them on 50% off after Xmas.....had to bite!

Anyways, someone had mentioned earlier they thought they were made by Alfred Sargent. Can anyone confirm?


 

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Originally Posted by jhcam8
Re. suede: I'm not sure the Duke of Windsor, or Alan, would agree.

Re. calfskin: ditto for many others.


I'm not sure the Duke of Windsor would agree either, but I can't ask him since he has been dead for almost 40 years, and probably wouldn't return my call even if he were alive. On the other hand, I have never heard Alan state anything that would be considered contrary to what I said about suede being a casual material (not that it would change my opinion if he did).
 

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Originally Posted by phailing101
I just got these Peal & Cos from Brooks Brothers. They had them on 50% off after Xmas.....had to bite!

Anyways, someone had mentioned earlier they thought they were made by Alfred Sargent. Can anyone confirm?


Very nice!
 

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Originally Posted by glenjay
I'm not sure the Duke of Windsor would agree either, but I can't ask him since he has been dead for almost 40 years, and probably wouldn't return my call even if he were alive. On the other hand, I have never heard Alan state anything that would be considered contrary to what I said about suede being a casual material (not that it would change my opinion if he did).

I recall a pic of Alan wearing a suit w/EG suedes here.
 

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Originally Posted by jhcam8
I recall a pic of Alan wearing a suit w/EG suedes here.

I never stated that you couldn't wear suede shoes with a suit. It will make the outfit look a little more casual if you do, but I don't see anything wrong with that.
 

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Originally Posted by jhcam8
I recall a pic of Alan wearing a suit w/EG suedes here.

That's why suede oxfords are so versatile, they can be worn with just about anything because of the informality of the material and the formality of the shoe style.
 

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Originally Posted by phailing101
I just got these Peal & Cos from Brooks Brothers. They had them on 50% off after Xmas.....had to bite!

Anyways, someone had mentioned earlier they thought they were made by Alfred Sargent. Can anyone confirm?


I wanted to pick up a pair of these but they ran out of my size!
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Some very nice shoes in the last couple of pages

Aren't they supposed to similar to AS Cranford though made to better standards ?

Originally Posted by phailing101
I just got these Peal & Cos from Brooks Brothers. They had them on 50% off after Xmas.....had to bite!

Anyways, someone had mentioned earlier they thought they were made by Alfred Sargent. Can anyone confirm?



super

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very nice

Originally Posted by .Kurtz.
My Kemptons (by Loake):

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