Saw a pair of brown brogue boots in the window of an Aldo of all places....
All in all, not a bad lineup.....Mr. B's. The whole collection is pretty nice:
http://www.aldoshoes.com/us/men/mr-bs/shoes
Mr. B's. The whole collection is pretty nice:
http://www.aldoshoes.com/us/men/mr-bs/shoes
A Goodyear welted shoe is a good place to start..............What should I be looking for as discriminator evidence?
I've been buying shoes for a long time (my 59th birthday was last week). I can tell obviously cheap shoes when I see them, and heaven knows, I see hundreds of them every day in elevators, on subway trains, and as I walk around outside after lunch. But, the remark that these Aldo shoes are well-made caused me to realize that I don't know the finer points on identifying really well-made shoes from reasonably well-made shoes.
What should I be looking for as discriminator evidence?
A Goodyear welted shoe is a good place to start..............
The pair of Ralph Lauren boots are of the same appearance of a pair of dress boots I just sold a few days ago here on the lounge, they were so very well made, foot-so-port and had next to no wear on them at all. I knew the person who would purchase them will like the deal, as they are really not very common a find and actually would more than hold their own in any comparison of expensive dress boots out there.
Lovely boots! I've been looking for this style for ages. Any clues as where to get them (without paying to have a pair made by hand)?