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Steve Madden vs. Aldo wingtips?
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Monimus
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http://tinyurl.com/suckitnewlaw Around the $100 mark you can find some. And the inventory keeps revolving. I'd say wait until you find something instead of buying a pair of Aldo shoes.
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http://tinyurl.com/suckitnewlaw Around the $100 mark you can find some. And the inventory keeps revolving. I'd say wait until you find something instead of buying a pair of Aldo shoes.Originally Posted by Monimus
Suck what? 99% of what you just linked are loafers and slip-ons. Find me new park-ave's or something similar with (I.E. something actually relevant to the OP) new and less for $100. Here is size 11, from low to high. Not 1 oxford with a leather sole under $150. I check ebay constantly for new AE's in models actually worth owning. Anyone selling a desirable AE is not selling it for under $100. Why would they? http://clothing.shop.ebay.com/Mens-S...82&_vc=1&gbr=1
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Alright, let's switch gears a little bit. Florsheim Westhaven?Originally Posted by pauliec
A little bit more expensive than Steve Madden/Aldo, nice classic look. What say you?
Better, but still poorly constructed. Florsheim isn't what it used to be.
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Alright, let's switch gears a little bit. Florsheim Westhaven?Originally Posted by pauliec
A little bit more expensive than Steve Madden/Aldo, nice classic look. What say you?
Florsheim Carleton or Florsheim Kenmoor if you're going to buy them new.
What is your shoe size?
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Alright, let's switch gears a little bit. Florsheim Westhaven?Originally Posted by pauliec
A little bit more expensive than Steve Madden/Aldo, nice classic look. What say you?
Florsheim has several Wingtip shoes... check out the Marlton too. Many color options and it retails for $140.
Johnston & Murphy also has some in the $150 or less range.
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(no laces, it's a slip on with an elastic band under the tongue)Originally Posted by pauliec
Dear god.
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We've been infested with newbies. The forum is in trouble.Originally Posted by Man Of Lint
+1 I am relatively n00b myself...but my pre SF taste is way better than this...I lurked and did quite a lot of reading and observing before chiming in.
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they are both ****Originally Posted by bullethead
yes sir, and both deserving of some cat piss
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