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Lobb's new 'Wholecut'
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Too many seams to be a real seamless wholecut in the sense of Gomez or Koronya, their own definition of spiral cut sounds betterOriginally Posted by pabloj
Well - it is true, we (or at least: me) make the seamless wholecut a totally different way, but it is still a beautiful shoe and a very interesting solution. Congratulation collagues!
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It should have been side laced.
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Neat idea if the shoe actually looked good.
Inspiration?
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Neat idea if the shoe actually looked good.Originally Posted by tattersall
Inspiration?
Maybe "Gamay," "Cabernet," and "Merlot" will be joined by Lobb's newest color, "Succulent Ham."
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Maybe "Gamay," "Cabernet," and "Merlot" will be joined by Lobb's newest color, "Succulent Ham."Originally Posted by DocHolliday
"Honey-glazed" is special order with a modest up-charge.
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IMO the Jermyn is a better example of the 1 piece wrap construction concept.Originally Posted by Kuro
It might be more to your liking but I don't think it's a "better example" of the concept - much simpler and not as illustrative of the concept as the 2009.
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"Honey-glazed" is special order with a modest up-charge.Originally Posted by tattersall
Can anyone tell me how to get the "Honey-glazed" finish with a can of carcinogenic stripper and this hair dye I found in the sale bin at Walgreens?
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Can anyone tell me how to get the "Honey-glazed" finish with a can of carcinogenic stripper and this hair dye I found in the sale bin at Walgreens?Originally Posted by DocHolliday
Honey-glazed strippers are a special order with a modest up-charge
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I'm afraid I just don't 'get' Lobb's RTW range. The shoes in the window of the Jermyn Street store look flashy, the styling too contemporary. Look at this, dreadful, no?
http://www.johnlobb.com/uk/#/Ready-T...chelieu/winner
Not a winner for me! It looks cheap and nasty.
It's Edward Green for me.
http://www.johnlobb.com/uk/#/Ready-T...chelieu/winner
Not a winner for me! It looks cheap and nasty.
It's Edward Green for me.
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