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Did I use the term incorrectly? I'm referring to the non-exposed stitching on the sole.

Sort of. I am not an expert, but even when the stitching is exposed on the sole, it is still in a channel, which is the groove the stitching sits in. I believe that is what the term "channeled sole" means. A closed-channeled sole would be one where the stitching still resides in a channel, but the channel is covered up by a flap of sorts on the sole. This flap is very thin and wears away once you start wearing the shoe.
 

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Pretty sure those are AS. A very nice looking shoe, and very tempting, and probably very comfortable.
 

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Not under the Peal and Co. Label? The insole has Peal and Co. printed on it. At least on the tan color. I'd venture to guess Loake.
I have yet to receive them yet so I have no idea if that is included on the insole or not. But their advertisement does not include the Peal & Co label.

I thought they might be Loake, however since they were priced higher than another suede offering than Peal & Co I thought I would come here and ask.
 

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Pretty sure those are AS. A very nice looking shoe, and very tempting, and probably very comfortable.
What makes you think they are AS? I figured all the AS shoes sold on Brooks Brothers would be under the Peal & Co label.


I had been looking around and thinking about getting a Blue Suede shoe for awhile now. I finally decided that these were the ones I liked the best.
 
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What makes you think they are AS? I figured all the AS shoes sold on Brooks Brothers would be under the Peal & Co label.


I had been looking around and thinking about getting a Blue Suede shoe for awhile now. I finally decided that these were the ones I liked the best. 


It is under the Peal label, my friend. Check out the pics under the light tan colorway of the same make.
 

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what are the main difference(s) between the 1818 Fitz and Regent suiting, besides Regent having the side vents? IIRC, Regent cut are drop 6 but not sure about the Fitz.. I have some Fitz SC but never tried their suit offering. Thanks
 

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It is under the Peal label, my friend. Check out the pics under the light tan colorway of the same make.
Ah, your right.

Thank you.

I wasn't looking at that color and the blue didn't have all of those views. Doh!!!


It is odd though in the title or description they don't include Peal & Co like they do for most of the others.
 
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what are the main difference(s) between the 1818 Fitz and Regent suiting, besides Regent having the side vents? IIRC, Regent cut are drop 6 but not sure about the Fitz.. I have some Fitz SC but never tried their suit offering. Thanks
Fitzgerald has been described as more slim fitting, with slightly higher armholes and a thinner lapel than the Regent. For slim guys, however, I actually prefer the Regent as it has greater waist suppression OTR and does not have the skinny lapels of the Fitz.

Though I could've sworn Regent suits have a drop 7 and the Fitz a drop 6.
 

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Those blue ones are similar to ones they had last season by Loake, doesn't look like an AS shoe
 

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Those blue ones are similar to ones they had last season by Loake, doesn't look like an AS shoe
Your probably right.

I imagine the price point and the way it looks probably indicate it is from Loake instead of AS or C&J.
 

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Fitzgerald has been described as more slim fitting, with slightly higher armholes and a thinner lapel than the Regent. For slim guys, however, I actually prefer the Regent as it has greater waist suppression OTR and does not have the skinny lapels of the Fitz. 

Though I could've sworn Regent suits have a drop 7 and the Fitz a drop 6. 


No, they both have 6. Regent has side vents and wider lapels like you said. I like the fitz, but I think I like the Regent just a bit better; however, it is so hard to find - my local store doesn't stock them.
 

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No, they both have 6. Regent has side vents and wider lapels like you said. I like the fitz, but I think I like the Regent just a bit better; however, it is so hard to find - my local store doesn't stock them.
If you go to your local store they can have it sent from a different store. I recently purchased a Regent fit SC and they did that for me
 

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