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william

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Originally Posted by Manton
Shannon II, Edwardian Antique, 606:

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Being that these are lighter in color, would you wear these with odd trousers/jackets?

I'm tempted to order this exact pair of boots but I rarely wear suits. I'm most often in odd trousers in cotton or linen in the summer and tweed/flannel in the winter.
 

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I would certainly wear Edwardian boots in the summer with linen, but don't think they'll work well in the winter when the color of the tweed / wool will be much darker.
 

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Originally Posted by montecristo#4
When precisely does one wear a pair of boots like these? For what occasions?

based on the amount of wear in this thread, i'd say never
 

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I plan to wear them with jeans, for instance.
 

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Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
I would certainly wear Edwardian boots in the summer with linen, but don't think they'll work well in the winter when the color of the tweed / wool will be much darker.

ET - I'm not trying to pick a fight, but are you serious? Boots in NYC in the summer?
 

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Originally Posted by Kuro
ET - I'm not trying to pick a fight, but are you serious? Boots in NYC in the summer?

Yep - I'm loco! Seriously though, I have no trouble wearing bal boots in the spring / summer - I always get them unlined / very lightly lined anyway.
 

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Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley
Yep - I'm loco! Seriously though, I have no trouble wearing bal boots in the spring / summer - I always get them unlined / very lightly lined anyway.

Unless I have a meeting or an event I plan on wearing these this summer w/cotton pants and polo or linen shirts. If anyone has anything to say too bad!
 

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Originally Posted by Gherkins
Just arrived today!
If the nice folks at EG ever decide to create a Gherkins model, this shoe would get my vote!

Shannon V with Beaulieu toecap, 82 last, Edwardian.




And because I am absolutely stunned by this shoe, let me add my tribute to the shoe fairy:
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Absolutely stunning!!!
 

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Originally Posted by Kuro
ET - I'm not trying to pick a fight, but are you serious? Boots in NYC in the summer?
I'm not opposed to wearing high boots in the summer but to me they seem incongruous with a light weight fabric such as linen.
 

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Originally Posted by william
Being that these are lighter in color, would you wear these with odd trousers/jackets?

I didn't order them with that in mind, but who knows. Three years ago, I had no thought of ordering dress boots.
 

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Originally Posted by Gherkins
Just arrived today!
If the nice folks at EG ever decide to create a Gherkins model, this shoe would get my vote!

Shannon V with Beaulieu toecap, 82 last, Edwardian.




And because I am absolutely stunned by this shoe, let me add my tribute to the shoe fairy:
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I share your stunnedness. These are freakin' ridiculous! I commend you. A 10 out of 10 from the Fairy.
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Manton...yours aren't too shabby either.
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Hello everyone, Here is the Avebury by C&J, size 9, width F which I acquired this week
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I found out, however that size 9 in this width is equally long as 9.5 in size E That is why they fit so well
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regards, dirk
 

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Winter can come:

EG Shannon with Malvern toe cap, Dark Oak, 82

 

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