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suede shoes - post 'em here!
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What do you guys think of these? I've been looking for a tan suede chukka that wont break the bank and these are within my price range.
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They're fine except they're not suede.Originally Posted by EL72
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There are some nice shoes in this thread! I've pared my collection down a bit, but still have these three:
In order of appearance they are: Grenson Rose in cognac suede, Crockett & Jones Handgrade in bitter chocolate suede, and Edward Green Asquith/Mckay in fawn suede.
In order of appearance they are: Grenson Rose in cognac suede, Crockett & Jones Handgrade in bitter chocolate suede, and Edward Green Asquith/Mckay in fawn suede.
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Here are a couple suede shoes I like - all different styles, but all very cool.
- Tommy Bahama Men's Milan
- Dior Homme Suede Boots
- Polo Ralph Lauren Conrad
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- Tommy Bahama Men's Milan
- Dior Homme Suede Boots
- Polo Ralph Lauren Conrad
I made a wishspace of all these shoes using Rightcliq by Visa - a new online shopping tool.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/rightcl...sa/4539460264/
If any of you'd like to try out Rightcliq as you do your online shopping, we'd love to hear what you think of it. You can post your feedback here: http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=175660
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LOVING the tobacco color and esp the deep nap on those E.G.s... !!!
missing a similar pair i sold and looking for similar
missing a similar pair i sold and looking for similar
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