Show us your new shoes (Vol 2)
Discussion
g3org3y said:
CharlesdeGaulle said:
So said:
The darker ones for me.
Me too. More use-able I'd have thought. If the fit is absolutely spot on, I'd be tempted to keep both colours tbh. If you have to choose one, I agree that the darker brown is probably the one to go for.
A pic after their maiden voyage, I had the overnight bag lying around from a recent trip and thought they made a nice pair
InductionRoar said:
Cross lacing offers a more even distribution of pressure over the eyelets, which is more important with open laced shoes such as Derbys.
Of course the aesthetic is also worth considering and cross lacing also differentiates nicely from the more formal straight lacing favoured by smarter shoes such as Oxfords.
Interesting, I'll try relacing the boots and see how they look. Of course the aesthetic is also worth considering and cross lacing also differentiates nicely from the more formal straight lacing favoured by smarter shoes such as Oxfords.
Don Roque said:
What do you do for work? I'm guessing it's some sort of office work or airline hospitality?
I think he's involved in some kind of specialist hospitality industry involving uncomfortably intimate procedures inflicted on you by well educated strangers. the shoes tend to help soften the mood a bit. Polite M135 driver said:
Don Roque said:
What do you do for work? I'm guessing it's some sort of office work or airline hospitality?
I think he's involved in some kind of specialist hospitality industry involving uncomfortably intimate procedures inflicted on you by well educated strangers. the shoes tend to help soften the mood a bit. Polite M135 driver said:
Don Roque said:
What do you do for work? I'm guessing it's some sort of office work or airline hospitality?
I think he's involved in some kind of specialist hospitality industry involving uncomfortably intimate procedures inflicted on you by well educated strangers. the shoes tend to help soften the mood a bit. Though my daily shoes are more of the brown brogue variety.
Big fan of the C&J coniston above
I ordered 3 pairs of shoes, 2 of which have already arrived
Loake 'Demon' in burgundy, just the design range I think and I'm not a fan... going back
Loake 'Aldwych' in mahogany, 1880 range and I was quite shocked by the quality, channeled welt stitching sitting proud in multiple areas (see pic) - going back
And bargain of the century, some Tricker's Regent in beechnut for £145..should be here later in the week.
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I ordered 3 pairs of shoes, 2 of which have already arrived
Loake 'Demon' in burgundy, just the design range I think and I'm not a fan... going back
Loake 'Aldwych' in mahogany, 1880 range and I was quite shocked by the quality, channeled welt stitching sitting proud in multiple areas (see pic) - going back
And bargain of the century, some Tricker's Regent in beechnut for £145..should be here later in the week.
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Edited by rsbmw on Wednesday 26th December 19:19
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