Anyone with the Bonobos Milanese cords, could you tell me how you care for them? I just ordered a pair, but realized a little late that they are marked on the website as dry clean only. Is that true?
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Need some advice with suede: Looking to pick up these J Crew Kenton Pacer Boots on sale (plus a christmas gift card)
http://goo.gl/w4AkN0
Should I go with the Sahara or Boulder (grey) suede? Want it to go with my casual attire (chinos/ jeans) and want the color that will hide salt/ rain stains better. What do y'all think?
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Originally posted by unnamedplayer View PostI'm in need of some casual shoes for chinos, jeans, and shorts and want to pick up some canvas sneakers. I am not sure what color to get though? White or grey? Or both if they both have their place?
Originally posted by Scofield View PostMost versatile boat shoe color?
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How tacky is black on black on black? I have some black on black selvedge denim that I love and was debating pairing it with a black corduroy blazer tonight. Underneath that I have some nice colors I can wear or go with a casual black cotton shirt.
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If all black isn't too tacky how about just using the pocket square as the accent? I have a white cotton with black edge or a navy and god paisley silk that is fantastic.
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I have some burgundy dress shoes that have black scuffs on them (mostly on the inside edges by the heel, presumably from hitting one shoe with the other). How can I remove these? A single round of polishing doesn't help much (though it does a little). Do I just need to repeatedly polish these areas? Or is there a better way?
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Originally posted by ELNJ View PostI have some burgundy dress shoes that have black scuffs on them (mostly on the inside edges by the heel, presumably from hitting one shoe with the other). How can I remove these? A single round of polishing doesn't help much (though it does a little). Do I just need to repeatedly polish these areas? Or is there a better way?
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