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vantara said:
Gents outfitters in Chichester called Stephen Lawrence believe that they are JB40's
Ahh yes I know that place. When you said Muse I thought you meant the Muse style but you are talking about the "Muse" range.....Edited by vantara on Sunday 19th March 16:30
The Muse range are not actually made by Jeffery West but are actually badge engineered for want of a better word and are sold in places like Next and Stephen Lawrence. I hope you didn't pay more than 100 notes for them. The real Jeffery West range of proper Goodyear Welted shoes start at around £300.
craigjm said:
Ahh yes I know that place. When you said Muse I thought you meant the Muse style but you are talking about the "Muse" range.....
The Muse range are not actually made by Jeffery West but are actually badge engineered for want of a better word and are sold in places like Next and Stephen Lawrence. I hope you didn't pay more than 100 notes for them. The real Jeffery West range of proper Goodyear Welted shoes start at around £300.
Didn't pay a penny! Received as a gift from somebody in the business.The Muse range are not actually made by Jeffery West but are actually badge engineered for want of a better word and are sold in places like Next and Stephen Lawrence. I hope you didn't pay more than 100 notes for them. The real Jeffery West range of proper Goodyear Welted shoes start at around £300.
Just bought a pair of these. My first pair of Barkers.
First impressions are that they are well made and solid quality. They are 'firm' though, so will take a bit of wearing in. My previous Loakes have all been great straight from the box, so this is a difference.
They are also leather soles, whereas I normally go for dianite or rubber soles. So watch this space- I might have a trip to A&E to tell you all about later this week...
First impressions are that they are well made and solid quality. They are 'firm' though, so will take a bit of wearing in. My previous Loakes have all been great straight from the box, so this is a difference.
They are also leather soles, whereas I normally go for dianite or rubber soles. So watch this space- I might have a trip to A&E to tell you all about later this week...
StuTheGrouch said:
Just bought a pair of these. My first pair of Barkers.
First impressions are that they are well made and solid quality. They are 'firm' though, so will take a bit of wearing in. My previous Loakes have all been great straight from the box, so this is a difference.
They are also leather soles, whereas I normally go for dianite or rubber soles. So watch this space- I might have a trip to A&E to tell you all about later this week...
If ever I saw a pair of shoes that would make any carpet look good it's those, and yet you missed a golden opportunity.First impressions are that they are well made and solid quality. They are 'firm' though, so will take a bit of wearing in. My previous Loakes have all been great straight from the box, so this is a difference.
They are also leather soles, whereas I normally go for dianite or rubber soles. So watch this space- I might have a trip to A&E to tell you all about later this week...
StuTheGrouch said:
13m said:
If ever I saw a pair of shoes that would make any carpet look good it's those, and yet you missed a golden opportunity.
Challenge accepted.On my marmite staircase carpet:
And on more standard carpet:
StuTheGrouch said:
Shame you don't like the shoes. Do you like my carpet?
That's my point. There are no images, just little grey squares. You might have caarpet so beautiful that I would weep. But I cannot see it.Have another go with the image hosting and I will be happy to comment (natch).
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