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The high end Chinese Shoe Thread

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Dear Gentlemen,

A Graziat Fan here, so far I have 4 Pairs from them including:
1) Horsebit Loafer (Black)
2) Tassle Loafer (Green Patina)
3) Roman Sandals (Brown Patina)
4) Double Monk Alligator (Brown Patina)

The first post here will show u the Horsebit loafer, as you can see before when worn new and after under the bar counter, it creases & ages nicely. For those who like spade/sharp looking shoes. Wilbur is definitely the top choice. 277368633_10160040195603469_7091174575771412632_n.jpg 277369155_10160040195593469_4509405185013834569_n.jpg 277228275_10160040195598469_2924911801272600906_n.jpg Camera_XHS_170313294143001024t01kucd94xd4zr010kfw5ycsaakn3.jpg Camera_XHS_170313373761301024t01kucd94xd4zr010kfw5ydpx2wim.jpg
 

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Fresh out of the box. First pair of ACME added to my collection. I plan to wear them a few times and then will post some thoughts and compare them to some other brands I have. Thinking given the price point I’ll compare to EG or G&G, Meccariello, Saint Crispin, Fukuda and maybe one of the other Chinese makers.
 

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Dear Gentlemen,

A Graziat Fan here, so far I have 4 Pairs from them including:
1) Horsebit Loafer (Black)
2) Tassle Loafer (Green Patina)
3) Roman Sandals (Brown Patina)
4) Double Monk Alligator (Brown Patina)

The first post here will show u the Horsebit loafer, as you can see before when worn new and after under the bar counter, it creases & ages nicely. For those who like spade/sharp looking shoes. Wilbur is definitely the top choice. View attachment 2095573 View attachment 2095575 View attachment 2095577 View attachment 2095579 View attachment 2095581

Really like the socks,
who makes these?
 

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Shameless plug for my OT Split Toe boots I have listed on here. Size UK8.5 on PU last. Happy to entertain offers
 

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Well.... after two months of hardcore walking, I have some before and after photos.

The Before Pics of Oct 10th

The original heel on the right shoe fell-off.


The stitching on the right shoe started to unravel.

The After Pics of Oct 10th


New heels, but the sanding job was not great at a local cobbler. I noticed the markings on the fiddleback.


The cobbler removed the old loose thread and re-stitched the back of the shoe at no charge. I left the cobbler a tip for the service.


Last pic is after two months of daily wear. Took me about 48 hours to break-in the leather. I had to wear a band-aid on my foot. The leather finally took to the shape of my feet.
 

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