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I would prefer all eyelets and no speed hooks but will go with the majority.Originally Posted by gdl203
I'd also prefer all eyelets or 4 eyelets and 3 speed hooks.
Thanks for organizing this Wes !!Originally Posted by gdl203
Oh hell no! Maybe Pengranger since he has experience with the Factory Shop, even though he already has his pair. Or any of the UK guys who'd do the proxy if it turns into that. Anyone seen Grimslade?
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- C&J LowndesOriginally Posted by Phat Guido
Only C&J you kept after your Vassimilation?
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From Edwards of Manchester's sale:
Barker 'Rainham' from their Anniversary Collection in limited run of 'Anthracite' (Pewter Grey with a faint background brown tinge).
Concealed channelled soles with nails just infront of the heel, and round the tip of the toe. I'm very happy for £120
Barker 'Rainham' from their Anniversary Collection in limited run of 'Anthracite' (Pewter Grey with a faint background brown tinge).
Concealed channelled soles with nails just infront of the heel, and round the tip of the toe. I'm very happy for £120
Originally Posted by Phat Guido
Special order tobacco suede OEM on Special order Phatso Last No care just wear..
From Edwards of Manchester's sale: Barker 'Rainham' from their Anniversary Collection in limited run of 'Anthracite' (Pewter Grey with a faint background brown tinge). Concealed channelled soles with nails just infront of the heel, and round the tip of the toe. I'm very happy for £120Originally Posted by ManofKent
Both are very nice MoK, could you tell me what is your size in C &J and what size do you wear in Barker. I ask because though 10 UK in C&J fits me a 10 in Barker Black was huge for my feet
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Thanks PG.
Regarding the Cheaney boots, the organizer would probably just have to convey a notice of interest via email directly to Cheaney and link this thread or a new Interest Check thread to show them proof that people want the boots. Then have those interested email Cheaney directly themselves with their sizes and mailing address.
This would absolve all hassle of passing mailing addresses and additional requests to the organizer and also bypass the issue of VAT if the organizer happens to be from UK. We just have to take the first step and let Cheaney handle all our individual requests.
Regarding the Cheaney boots, the organizer would probably just have to convey a notice of interest via email directly to Cheaney and link this thread or a new Interest Check thread to show them proof that people want the boots. Then have those interested email Cheaney directly themselves with their sizes and mailing address.
This would absolve all hassle of passing mailing addresses and additional requests to the organizer and also bypass the issue of VAT if the organizer happens to be from UK. We just have to take the first step and let Cheaney handle all our individual requests.
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Thanks PG.Originally Posted by upnorth
Regarding the Cheaney boots, the organizer would probably just have to convey a notice of interest via email directly to Cheaney and link this thread or a new Interest Check thread to show them proof that people want the boots. Then have those interested email Cheaney directly themselves with their sizes and mailing address.
This would absolve all hassle of passing mailing addresses and additional requests to the organizer and also bypass the issue of VAT if the organizer happens to be from UK. We just have to take the first step and let Cheaney handle all our individual requests.
That's the thing: I'm not convinced Cheaney, or any other maker for that matter, wants to handle individual requests, even if part of a MTO group buy that meets the 12 pair minimum.
What's with the bait & switch?Originally Posted by gdl203
Works every time.
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What's with the bait & switch?Originally Posted by gdl203
Works every time.Originally Posted by Wes Bourne
You know what happens when you cry wolf too many times... People still believe you.
That's the thing: I'm not convinced Cheaney, or any other maker for that matter, wants to handle individual requests, even if part of a MTO group buy that meets the 12 pair minimum.Originally Posted by Wes Bourne
Only one way to find out!
Pengranger???
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Both are very niceOriginally Posted by aj_del
MoK, could you tell me what is your size in C &J and what size do you wear in Barker. I ask because though 10 UK in C&J fits me a 10 in Barker Black was huge for my feet
Cheers
UK 11 E in C&J 325 & 335 lasts (and others I've tried but forgotten
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