Originally posted by Nandyn
View Post
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Recent Purchases
Collapse
This is a sticky topic.
X
X
-
Originally posted by fencedwall View PostI love my Wodehouse Chukka. I also picked up a pair of Lost History single monks awhile ago and they just keep getting better with age.
Comment
-
Originally posted by doomx View PostChippewa/Jcrew roughout boots. http://imgur.com/a/IRr6F
Comment
-
I would have preferred the plain toe calf ones but I really like the rough out ones I ended up with. I plan to wear them with nasty weather (but not nasty enough for my insulated bean boots) in the Northeast. They should hold well, require minimal care and age nicely. They are also very comfortable albeit slightly big. I typically wear 9-9.5D/E in dress shoes and 9.5 for sneakers and got these in 9.5. They are roomy with slight heel slip but I am ok with that.
I really like that they are a bit out of the ordinary without being too loud. Debating between these and the Sutter Mills from AE (2nd) but the Chippewa were about $50 cheaper and were also wife's preference.
Comment
-
http://i.imgur.com/fTiRlHN.jpg
I have no willpower...
So If I were to design a custom shoe from Carmina right now, I would pick a mid brown suede, double monks on the rain last with a tomir sole. So when I saw these pop up in the RTW section, I had no choice but to sweep em up. Love my chocolate brown double monks, but sometimes I crave something in more of a mid brown...so these polo suedes cover that.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Scofield View Posthttp://i.imgur.com/fTiRlHN.jpg
I have no willpower...
So If I were to design a custom shoe from Carmina right now, I would pick a mid brown suede, double monks on the rain last with a tomir sole. So when I saw these pop up in the RTW section, I had no choice but to sweep em up. Love my chocolate brown double monks, but sometimes I crave something in more of a mid brown...so these polo suedes cover that.Instagram: WoofOrWeft
Comment
-
Originally posted by Scofield View Posthttp://i.imgur.com/fTiRlHN.jpg
I have no willpower...
So If I were to design a custom shoe from Carmina right now, I would pick a mid brown suede, double monks on the rain last with a tomir sole. So when I saw these pop up in the RTW section, I had no choice but to sweep em up. Love my chocolate brown double monks, but sometimes I crave something in more of a mid brown...so these polo suedes cover that.
Stolen pic but this is polo, snuff, loden:
Comment
-
Originally posted by JBarwick View PostNice purchase! I would have a tough time deciding between their polo vs. snuff
Stolen pic but this is polo, snuff, loden:
I absolutely had trouble deciding. IMO snuff comes off as a little bit flat (still beautiful though). I love the golden tones on the tobacco suede and I love the reddish tones on the polo suede so it was an easyish decision for me. May need a loden pair at some point, I love how the color varies between green and gray depending on lighting. But since all my pants are grey, its a little easier for me to pass on that for now.
Comment
-
Originally posted by Snake Doctor View Post
Picked up these Lanona Academic boots in natural Horween chromexcel on clearance off Huckberry. Have only worn them around the house since it's not exactly boot weather in D.C. but they seem pretty excellent, especially for $180. Not sure what the brand is up to now since they never replied to an email I sent them about sizing and their Instagram has been inactive for several months, but after getting my hands on these I hope they stick around.
I also scored a pair of polarized Persol 714's, the type always floating around in the background of the main site's photo for the Weekend Dossier, etc.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Nice fall boot!!
Comment
-
Originally posted by mooseontheloose View PostS&M order arrived.
First time with them and quite pleased with the fit OTR. Pictured are 15.5 slim shirt and 40R in slim fit suit (medium blue texture). Also picked up a white shirt and medium grey suit in same sizes. Feel like the fit on the suit is perfect in the shoulders. No pulling across chest, collar gap or dimples in back. Could maybe bring it in slightly on sides. Length seems good. Need to shorten sleeves obviously. Anything else?
Pants need to be brought in at the waist maybe 1" and obviously hemmed. Debating if I should taper them slightly.
Dress shirt also fits well OTR. Love that the wrist fit is fairly tight. Definitely some extra fabric in the arms so shortening the sleeves is probably required. Otherwise I don't think anything else is needed.
Overall quite pleased with the quality and fit. Hard to go wrong w/ 2 quality shirts + suits for ~$930 CAD.
Comment
-
Guys, there's a newly-opened BB clearance store in the mall near me and they have chukkas in sand color for only $150CAD. Is it a good buy? Made in Italy.
Here's what it looks like5' 6" | 143 lbs | 29x30 pants | 36S jacket | 14.5 shirt | 8 shoe size
Comment
-
AE Saukville Suede boots
FedEx just delivered these seconds olive suede Saukville boots in 8E. Picked them up during the extra 20% off clearance sale at Allen Edmonds/Shoebank last Friday
for only $77.60 + tax.
These are my first Allen Edmonds shoes/boots and I'm very happy with the purchase, especially the price. They fit great and the defects aren't very noticeable. There were some small scrapes in the suede of the left heal and near the top of the shaft, but I was able to brush most of it out. The other issue I think is that the suede used for the left shaft was cut a little too big compared to the lining/rest of the boot so there's a permanent "bubble/roll/crease," but I don't think it'll be a problem since most boots develop a crease there anyways and will be covered by pants.
A great shade of olive, not too green at all. More of a grey-olive drab. I'm at home in shorts, so please excuse the boots+bare legs.
There were some shallow scrapes on the heel, but a little brushing hid most of it.
The brogued shaft piece is cut/sewn a little large so it creates that bubble/crease that lifts away/creases independently of the rest of the shaft.
Looking forward to the cooler days now.Last edited by Nandyn; August 25, 2017, 04:34 PM.
Comment
Comment