varvatos jack purcell: need help

[dhinggok]

i am going to get the varvatos jack purcell sneaker and need help choosing which color. i am deciding between:

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?cat...5Fid=EC1026034

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5...t_id=EC1026031

http://www.shoes.com/product.asp?p=5...t_id=EC1026031

which ones? or do you like the cream canvas the best? i'm looking to wear these throughout the year so i need a color that will allow me to do so too.

 

[velobran]

Personally, I like the soil canvas color. You can probably wear them throughout the year, but I would say that depends on climate you live in.

 

[Buddy Love]

+1 for Soil Canvas

 

[baker]

I have 3 pairs of jack purcells and the only thing i dont like about the varvatos is that the yellow on the rubber sole comes off really easily. They begin to look beat up pretty soon so if you are going for a nice shoe that you dont want to mess up i wouldn't get the varvatos. Otherwise be original everyone has the blue so go for the soil

 

[hermes]

saks off fifth outlet has these on sale for $49.95
the detroit locations has lots of them but mainly just black version and the off white version but i did see the occassional off colour as well

 

[ruben]

anyone want a pair of olive purcell slip ons in 11?

 

[p.trick]

Both the cream and the soil would be nice depending on whichever better compliments what you normally wear. For instance, I probably wear dark denim days out of the week so the natural canvas would be a better choice as it provides higher contrast. On the other hand, the soil canvas would go nicely with khakis, dirty washed or green denim, and other earth tones.

 

[robbie]

I really like the first pair.

Also, I saw a picture of I think it was Tommy Lee wearing a pair of Jackie P's but with a red 'smile'. When I checked the customization i saw no option for a red smile. So I am wondering, were this varvatos from a few seasons ago, or vintage jacks? I was also curious if they might have been BF goodrich (or whoever owned jack purcell before converse).