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If you could have only 1 pair of Edward Greens ...
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medtech_expat
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Originally Posted by aportnoy
We're waiting on your answer, A. Would this be your One??
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We're waiting on your answer, A. Would this be your One??Originally Posted by medtech_expat
It would likely be Dover for me as well E. Though I love many of EGs other models, the Dover is iconic and IMHO a shoe that no other maker does nearly as well.
Though, I would probably opt for coffee suede over dark oak.
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Southwold 888 Last Edwardian Antique H/AF Soles – MTO
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Can one order the Dover in suede?Originally Posted by lee_44106
I prefer a brown, pebble-grained Dover, in 888.
If you've got the money you can do what you want. Leffot's in the book, for starters.
The brown pebblegrain works very well for this.
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Those Dovers ae nice!
At the risk of dating myself and sounding like a trekkie nerd, this question reminds me of the simulation that Capt. Kirk reprograms because he doesnt accept the premise of a no-win situation.
Anyway, I would humbly submit the EG Falkirk on the 82 last - as someone else mentioned earlier, EG does the Dover better than anyone else, but I've never really seen the Falkirk's broguing done by anyone else, really . . .
At the risk of dating myself and sounding like a trekkie nerd, this question reminds me of the simulation that Capt. Kirk reprograms because he doesnt accept the premise of a no-win situation.
Anyway, I would humbly submit the EG Falkirk on the 82 last - as someone else mentioned earlier, EG does the Dover better than anyone else, but I've never really seen the Falkirk's broguing done by anyone else, really . . .
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Inverness on the 888 - in dark oak.Originally Posted by blackdice
This -- so damn versatile.
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as someone else mentioned earlier, EG does the Dover better than anyone else,Originally Posted by PhiloVance
a relative term. give me the vash or carmina anytime over the Dover. imo the heel counter is not corresponding to the apron. discuss...
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Asquith. That type of brogue is my favorite shoe style. Can't decide between dark brown or black though.
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Asquith. That type of brogue is my favorite shoe style. Can't decide between dark brown or black though.Originally Posted by tim_horton
I personally prefer the dark oak ;-)
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Those Dovers ae nice!Originally Posted by PhiloVance
At the risk of dating myself and sounding like a trekkie nerd, this question reminds me of the simulation that Capt. Kirk reprograms because he doesnt accept the premise of a no-win situation.
Anyway, I would humbly submit the EG Falkirk on the 82 last - as someone else mentioned earlier, EG does the Dover better than anyone else, but I've never really seen the Falkirk's broguing done by anyone else, really . . .
Nice shoe, but would you mind blowing up the picture a bit more please. Thx
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