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Lobb Double Monks Appreciation Thread...
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chestercopperpot
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wonderful shoes...bit too pricey for me
Salad
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I've had it bad for the St. Crepins since I first say them. I showed the pics to the girl and she didn't like the buckles or what she called the "unfinished" edge of the flap and straps, the two details I like the most.
I used to say that regarding Alden shells but after a few purchases it doesn't faze me now. That said, I'm not going to go out tomorrow and instakop some St. Crepins but I'm not ruling it out forever either!
+1. I can happily say that I will never own these beauties. Gorgeous shoes Phat Guido, wear them in good health!Originally Posted by NAMOR
I used to say that regarding Alden shells but after a few purchases it doesn't faze me now. That said, I'm not going to go out tomorrow and instakop some St. Crepins but I'm not ruling it out forever either!
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yummy.
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PG-what color are these?Originally Posted by Mfon
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The JL William is still the benchmark against which I judge other double monks.
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The JL William is still the benchmark against which I judge other double monks.Originally Posted by Prince of Paisley
+1. I'd never been a big fan of double monks until I tried on the JL William. I fell in love with them right away, and now own a pair.
NAMOR
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nooooooooo. what happened here?I love Lobb double monks.
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