MH2020
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I thought now that I have a Thursday Chelsea boot I would post a little comp.
Here you have my retail $199 Thursday boot Duke (I bought as a second @ $149).
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Here you have my retail $395 Allen Edmonds Liverpool (I bought as a second @ $279).
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Here you have my retail $760 Carmina Wholecut (note these are wholecut so notice no side seams, also JR soles).
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Now you can see the 3 Chelsea boots that I own and quite a wide range in price between them. My opinion is all are really well made given their respective price range.
The Thursday Chelsea boots I just recieved so I really cannot comment on wearing comfort. But with the Dainite sole, chrome leather, and relative low cost they make great value bad weather boots and also look nice on dry days too.
The Allen Edmonds Chelsea boots I have worn and they are comfortable all day. You can see they have cleaner cuts, tighter stitching, so yes you can see the higher cost does yield a finer quality boot. Just as a note these have V-Tread covered leather soles so also OK in bad weather.
The Carmina Chelsea boots I have worn and they are comfortable all day. Here you can see even finer tight stitching with high precision cuts, and this boot has only one seam in the back (wholecut made from a single piece of leather) all representative of the higher cost. Also a JR leather sole that will take some wet weather and wears like iron. Here is the pinnacle of Chelsea boots as this is custom made to order, you pick every detail of the boot. Also note the attention to detail and precision is not only on the outside but also on the inside. When you take a look inside the boot every stitch is perfect, everything is aligned perfect, more a work of art from the inside to the outside, at a price of course.
So there you have it a comp of Chelsea boots from $149 to $760 each has its place in my rotation.
These Carmina Chelsea boots are ridiculously svelte. You, sir, are on another level.