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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
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A few new acquisitions.Originally Posted by theyare
I used to be totally opposed to the EG 202 last thinking they were a bit too conservative/ blobby. But I found that the narrow fit (C) makes them a little more sleek while keeping the traditional round toe. First two are EG Chelseas on the 202, then Vass austerity wingtip.
Classic and very smart, how old are they?
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^ originally purchased in 2001-2002. But they guy I purchased from said they were sitting in the closet with no use after the first several wearings.Originally Posted by theyare
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interesting medallion. what is it of?Originally Posted by ThinkDerm
Three eye let Carmina/Albaladejo derby, purchased in 2008 (pic).
I think this one has been discontinued (in this box-calf color, at least) but the medallion is available on two or three other derby/oxford models.
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Three eye let Carmina/Albaladejo derby, purchased in 2008 (pic).Originally Posted by Zardoz
We are getting that model in suede for Spring. I've always liked that design, wingtip derbys are difficult to execute well but that one has a nice dandy feel to it.
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Mark - those suede Carmina boots are killer! Look forward to seeing them in person soon!Originally Posted by Slewfoot
Yes, glad to hear you're out in Hong Kong again. Stop by and we'll go get a drink afterwards, the guys wanted to catch up. O, and try the chelsea boots. I would say they are life-changing but I'm slightly biased.
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One of my Carmina's, in Cognac Cordovan. I have reviewed them in my blog in Spanish, sorry for the lenguage. There is also a video on the shoes if you want to watch it.
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