Clae Shoes

Anyone have experience with them? What's the quality like? Materials and construction? is it made in china or made in vietnam over-priced junk? Or comparable to yuketens and the like?

any advice gratefully appreciated.

search first for existing threads..

http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...highlight=clae

are you clae shoes made in china?

are trolls made on christmas?

Made in China assembled in Korea. Shoes are great considering they are typically marked below retail.

LOL.

I actually like Clae for Sneakers, they are made well, have clean lines without logos, and stand up to longterm wear...but are you really asking if they are comparable to Yuketen?

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LOL.

I actually like Clae for Sneakers, they are made well, have clean lines without logos, and stand up to longterm wear...but are you really asking if they are comparable to Yuketen?

yes, that's what i asked...since that's what my gift certificate giver told me.

i guess not.

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yes, that's what i asked...since that's what my gift certificate giver told me.

i guess not.

Your gift giver is misinformed if he thinks any sneakers are like Yuketen.

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Anyone have experience with them? What's the quality like? Materials and construction? is it made in china or made in vietnam over-priced junk? Or comparable to yuketens and the like?

any advice gratefully appreciated.

no, they are not comparable to yuketens. well, no more then a ford is comparable to a porsche.

your really not even comparing the same thing buddy

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no, they are not comparable to yuketens. well, no more then a ford is comparable to a porsche.

your really not even comparing the same thing buddy

you seem informed...can you enlighten me a little futher please? what do you mean, not comparing the same thing?

I got a pair of clae diego. very comfortable inside. soft and cushioned.

The shoes' bottoms are marked by L and R.

yuketens are considered one of the best hand-made leather shoe companies at the moment. at least for traditional boots and the such... and are priced accordingly at ~300 and up

clae.. yeah.
i dont know much about clae, but they're not hand made or made in the us, nor do they use super high quality leather.. etc etc etc

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you seem informed...can you enlighten me a little futher please? what do you mean, not comparing the same thing?
yuketens are unique from other shoe makers in many respects. first, many yuketens are made using a very unique shoe making technique that few people use these days because its very time consuming. second, the designs are made out of very high quality leather(s), which not only last a long time and very durable but also get better with wear. yuketens are designed for the user to wear for many years. third, most of his shoes have a stitched sole, which is rare in a typical lace-up. these are just a few things that make them unique. you have quoddy, oak street bootmakers as well as a handful of other companies that use this same type of shoe making process. im sure clae's are great shoes but they use different shoe making processes.

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yuketens are considered one of the best hand-made leather shoe companies at the moment. at least for traditional boots and the such... and are priced accordingly at ~300 and up clae.. yeah. i dont know much about clae, but they're not hand made or made in the us, nor do they use super high quality leather.. etc etc etc
i would agree they are one of the better companies that produce this type of footwear ... along with quoddy and oak street bootmakers.

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search first for existing threads..

http://www.styleforum.net/showthread...highlight=clae

Ok this is stupid because that first thread sucks and has no information and a thread bumped from page 500 to the first page has the same effect as starting a new thread.