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The Best Suede Shoe for Summer
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JohnnyCrockett
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Answered my own question.
http://www.leathersoulhawaii.com/201...ole-suede-lsw/
...at least for the mole suede ones.
Man, I love the 202.
Let these stand as proof that this is equally as good a last (if not better) for the Dover as the 606.
http://www.leathersoulhawaii.com/201...ole-suede-lsw/
...at least for the mole suede ones.
Man, I love the 202.
Let these stand as proof that this is equally as good a last (if not better) for the Dover as the 606.
comrade
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what the hell is a Bristol?Originally Posted by edmorel
I'm out of all Vass. Current boot selections are Alden, Mantellassi, and I have two being MTO from a to be named later english maker. I'm eschewing the more elongated lasts and going with a more rounder toe now. I hope to have some St. Crispins in my future.
And to keep this on track, I am getting a pair of these in suede
Dinkelacker Rio Last, Correct?
tim_horton
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C&J suede Belgraves are nice. I feel like that color goes with everything.
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More ginger/rust than orange sherbert.Originally Posted by aportnoy
I really enjoy it. Kind of reminds me of G&G's fox suede. And the Dover...
I just got one as my first EG, and I think I have caught the NST bug because of it!
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I also like these for the summer courtesy of Alden / Leather Soul
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