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Tricker's at Sierra Trading Post
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Looking at the wingtip shoes closer, those aren't Bourtons.Originally Posted by zippyh
Bourtons have 4 eyelets. The ones pictured are 5 eyelet.
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Looking at the wingtip shoes closer, those aren't Bourtons.Originally Posted by zippyh
Bourtons have 4 eyelets. The ones pictured are 5 eyelet.
Ascots from the Jermyn Street Collection?
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Looking at the wingtip shoes closer, those aren't Bourtons. Bourtons have 4 eyelets. The ones pictured are 5 eyelet.Originally Posted by zippyh
Weird. They have the eyelets of the Kendal, but everything else looks Bourton.
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Weird. They have the eyelets of the Kendal, but everything else looks Bourton.Originally Posted by zissou
Strange. The Kendals and Woodstocks pictured on the Pediwear site have 5 eyelets. But the Kendals pictured on the Shoe Healer site and in my Tricker's catalog show them as 4 eyelet.
I think baba booey correctly identified the STP wingtips as Ascots.
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Thanks for posting this - I invested in boots, brogues and captoes. In return, will post size impressions. I'm a 10.5 E US, went with UK 10. Opinion seems divided in the STP reviews and elsewhere regarding sizing down a half- or full-size so we'll just have to wait and see.Originally Posted by Scrounger
I'm a 10.5 US (mainly for width) and a 9.5 Bourton is still a little loose. I can generally swing a 10 UK with insoles, usually. But the "country" Tricker's are supposedly a half-size larger than regular ones. I may even be able to do a 9 in Bourtons. Unclear what collection these are from. The colors are off from UK offerings, too... Here's my freshly purchased (used) Bourtons in antique marron. A classic shade, like acorn... I don't see either of them on the site.
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My size is gone. Thanks OP, though.
EDIT: According to the info on SF, 8.5 UK should fit my usual 9.5 US feet.
This deal is too good to pass that I placed an order on a pair of 9UK. Finger crossed that they would work with insoles.
EDIT: According to the info on SF, 8.5 UK should fit my usual 9.5 US feet.
This deal is too good to pass that I placed an order on a pair of 9UK. Finger crossed that they would work with insoles.
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I think baba booey correctly identified the STP wingtips as Ascots.Originally Posted by zippyh
Definitely not Ascots. Aside from the back of the shoe being different, it has a different medallion on the toe. STP:
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think the price got even lower then(lower 200s maybe)Originally Posted by blynch
Here's to hoping that happens!
I can't justify it... just picked up those Bourtons and a pair of mcnairy x EG longwings.
But you know, for the right price
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