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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
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Then they would be similar to G&G's St. James.Originally Posted by patrickBOOTH
Except the St. James' throat is much larger in scale relative to the rest of the shoe. I like the smaller proportions of this one, but wish it had the same shape.
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Although I could not find much info about Tanino Crisci and my previous post here did not get any attention, I went back to the shop (in Lausanne, Switzerland) and to my surprise they had another round of reductions but not much left in my size. However I bought 3 more pairs, nothing left good year welted.The shoes where around 100-120 USD (about 80% off retail), from the 2008 and 2009 collections. They told me a guy from New York bought 10 pairs, so I wonder if he's not a member here.
Here are some pics:
Another brand not so popular here, Lidfort, and my last purchases from Yoox this year
I like variety, finding more obscure brands and my model is aportnoy, but probably I should save for some bespoke.
Here are some pics:
Another brand not so popular here, Lidfort, and my last purchases from Yoox this year
I like variety, finding more obscure brands and my model is aportnoy, but probably I should save for some bespoke.
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Dead stock Doc Marten 1484's from before 2003. Made in England.Originally Posted by Mr. Moo
What's the attraction of pre-2003 Doc Marten?
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Although I could not find much info about Tanino Crisci and my previous post here did not get any attention, I went back to the shop (in Lausanne, Switzerland) and to my surprise they had another round of reductions but not much left in my size. However I bought 3 more pairs, nothing left good year welted.The shoes where around 100-120 USD (about 80% off retail), from the 2008 and 2009 collections. They told me a guy from New York bought 10 pairs, so I wonder if he's not a member here.Originally Posted by clausc
Here are some pics:
Another brand not so popular here, Lidfort, and my last purchases from Yoox this year
I like variety, finding more obscure brands and my model is aportnoy, but probably I should save for some bespoke.
Damn, that's a great price for great looking shoes.
How's the quality and comfort?
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My recent arrival - I've been after a pair for quite a while...
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Damn, that's a great price for great looking shoes.Originally Posted by Butter
How's the quality and comfort?
I wore once a pair of TC and the suede Lidfort loafers that I managed to get wet. The leather is buttery soft, comfortable, and quality seems excellent (no GY though), but no idea about durability.
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Originally Posted by bleachboy
Crockett and Jones "Drummond", last 348, Beechnut burnished calf.
Ive been eyeing those for a bit myself. Sausages has some on eBay, but rarely my size. Do you love them?
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Originally Posted by bleachboy
Crockett and Jones "Drummond", last 348, Beechnut burnished calf.
Great shoe^
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^ They the factory make up? Waiting on a pair from Cheaney myself. They look great, can't wait for mine to arrive now!
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