Unipair - Gentlemen's Shoe Boutique - Official Affiliate Thread

[justinkapur]

That chiseled brogued captoe is beautiful

 

[justinkapur]

Uni you have amazing stock and I dont want black shoes but you make me want to reconsider. Fantastic

 

[unipair guy]

Love your group shots UG. I will own a Dover of some kind one day.

That chiseled brogued captoe is beautiful

Uni you have amazing stock and I dont want black shoes but you make me want to reconsider. Fantastic

Thank you gentlemen. We are quite fond of our Edward Green collection and happy to hear others are enjoying them.

 

[unipair guy]

Four brands worth having.

 

[sacafotos]

Alden, then Carmina, then Trickere, then... ?


Raise your words, not your voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder. -- Rumi

Jacket: 36S/38S.
Shoes: 7.5EE-8.5D.

 

[unipair guy]

The other picture is of Edward Green Galways.

 

[unipair guy]

Asquith Midnight Malvern Chameleon

 

[unipair guy]

 

[unipair guy]

Two of my favorite pictures.

 

[RogerP]

That Cordovan / suede bal boot is one of my favourite Carminas ever. Such a winning combo.

 

[unipair guy]

Hard to say which is better, Edward Green or Carmina. In my book they both do a great boot. Let us know your choice.

 

[unipair guy]

Who do you like?

 

[Burton]



Who do you like?

Probably EG -but neither is really my style. The Carmina is chromexcel, right? That really isn't my thing. Love the Carmina last, however.

 

[RogerP]

Quote:
Originally Posted by unipair guy

Who do you like?


As I posted on the EG thread: Another cool comparison. If you're giving them away, I'll take the Alderley, please. ;-) A very classy country boot indeed (though both the Galway and Nevis tug my heart strings a little harder from the EG stable). Out of my own pocket, the Carmina plays a very strong hand in value, and I love how chromexcel ages with hard use. I have beat hard on a pair of Chromexcel AE Bayfields for three winters and numerous hunting / hiking / camping trips and I swear they look better now than when they were brand new.

 

[MSchapiro]

Would have to go with the Carmina. Not only is the CXL tough, but the rain last is refined without being too refined when paired with a wingtip. I could get away with those in 90% of the situations I'm in (and one keeps a pair of black shoes handy for the other 10%) without worrying about the random rain fits that Boston and London seem to have.