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Cedar doesn't repel moths. It masks the scent of the wool. Moths like wool. There has been some debate whether cedar will really help if you have a moth problem. I use cedar in my closet. I like the way it smells.
I'm looking to dress up the Wolverine Mclean boots I recently purchased and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of specific laces that would do this. Any suggestions are appreciated.
I think they're called Wedge Soles, and they're shaped like that because people doing certain types of work don't want to risk having a heel get caught on something when walking around. Or so I understand it.
I'm looking to dress up the Wolverine Mclean boots I recently purchased and was wondering if anyone had any suggestions of specific laces that would do this. Any suggestions are appreciated.
The flat waxed laces are really nice. I wouldn't advise replacing them with thinner, dress boot laces.
Quick question on Bean boot sizing/height: I normally wear a 9d but the ball of my foot is pretty wide. I'll probably wear boot socks with them most of the time and I want the option to be able to tuck my pants into the top. Should I still size down or just go with my tts size? Is it worth it to go for the 12" over the 10" because I feel like the 10" is still tall enough to tuck pants but short enough to be convenient to take on and off.
Do you mean the Bean hunting boots? I am normally a size 13. I would have gone down a half size but no 12.5 so I bought the 13. Guess what? They really were too big and the size 12 fits me fine. My feet are narrow at the heel but wide at the ball. 10" should be plenty tall enough.
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