You’ll have to take on the sandtrout skin and turn into a Sandworm.
What do you think my oxfords are made out of, man?
They're resolable for over 3000 years!
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You’ll have to take on the sandtrout skin and turn into a Sandworm.
What do you think my oxfords are made out of, man?
They're resolable for over 3000 years!
So, do you think these would be a US or Canadian size?Why Davids Footwear was doomed
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I am not 100% sure the shoes you've posted, are from David's shoe store in Toronto, which has folded.
David's did carry a lot of high end brands. In their dying days, they had some inhouse models made by Bally and some Italian manufacturers.
I agree with our exalted leader that these are shark. Canadian shoe companies loved exotic skins.
They are essentially the same,So, do you think these would be a US or Canadian size?
Copy. I might throw them an offer. I've got a pair of shark Florsheim coming but the seller couldn't identify the width. In case those don't fit I should probably have a backup plan.They are essentially the same,
So, do you think these would be a US or Canadian size?
These Nunn Bush(es) arrive. They somewhat fit. Slight stretch would be good.
Excuse the pj and tan socks.
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I like them both better than before. They look better on. Cool shoes!
Those are absolutely outstanding shoes, but boy does it make me nervous seeing you put them on before a thorough moisturizingThese Nunn Bush(es) arrive. They somewhat fit. Slight stretch would be good.
Excuse the pj and tan socks.
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Those are absolutely outstanding shoes, but boy does it make me nervous seeing you put them on before a thorough moisturizing
Like most of us, I check the Watch list that @davidVC puts up on a regular basis. I also know we all enjoy reading new posts on Vcleat. So, I have a few ideas.
I wish I knew more about the various Florsheim leathers — like Coventry Calf, or Cashmere Calf, or Windsor, etc.
What’s the difference? Why are they different, do they serve a different purpose other than cosmetic? . . .
Or maybe a special entry on MTO Florsheim. There aren’t many out there but they sure are intriguing.
Or maybe a survey of under appreciated Vintage models? E.g. I think the Nettleton Shortwing Bal is not well known. Or maybe there is a Florsheim model that isn’t that popular, but turns out to be exceptionally well made.
Or the opposite, what shoe was a total failure for Florsheim?
Or, is there a less known vintage manufacturer that is under appreciated and should be one we know more about?
So are you volunteering to write one or more of these articles?