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The first pair has the pre-1949 arch support design, while the second pair has the post.
The first pair has the pre-1949 arch support design, while the second pair has the post.
The first pair has the pre-1949 arch support design, while the second pair has the post.
Picked up these brand new (not old stock) Florsheim Kenmoor in Horween Shell Cordovan recently:
They've got some wacky colors too, like blue and green:
http://www.florsheim.com/shop/styles/shoes/specialCollection/page0.html
What is the country of manufacture? China or India I am guessing.
Picked up these brand new (not old stock) Florsheim Kenmoor in Horween Shell Cordovan recently:
They've got some wacky colors too, like blue and green:
http://www.florsheim.com/shop/styles/shoes/specialCollection/page0.html
What is the country of manufacture? China or India I am guessing.
Rider Boot Company just finished up clearing up a lot of their old inventory. They had some pretty unreal prices for some quality shoes and boots. These are the three pickups I made that I was very excited about.
Horween Natural/Whiskey Shell Cordovan Gunboats - These were priced incredibly low ($135) because the seam was placed on the inner-side of the shoe instead of the heel.
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Rider Dundalk Reverso 300 - These are a vegetable tanned leather boot that will undoubtedly get an awesome patina with age.
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Rider Chelsea Boot - A different aesthetic for me but I couldn't pass them up at their reduced price.
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Nice haul! I've purchased a few from Ron Rider and all were fantastic. Usually they were rebranded Borgioli, which are pretty darned nice.
Thanks for sharing.
Rider Boot Company just finished up clearing up a lot of their old inventory. They had some pretty unreal prices for some quality shoes and boots. These are the three pickups I made that I was very excited about.
Horween Natural/Whiskey Shell Cordovan Gunboats
Ron Rider is one of the most knowledgeable and high quality shoe sellers in the USA.
Yes, they are Made In India.
Wow, I would have thought Florsheim had their newest offering higher end made in the US or maybe Italy? But I guess wrongly on that one. Still nice looking shoes.
You HOPED so... as I did. Wishful thinking, though. Lower end materials and construction for a marketplace (US mens dress shoe wearers) that has very little knowledge or caring. How else can it be explained that the BICYCLE TOE is the #1 most sold design of mens US dress shoes today???? One of the alltime worst designs and everyone wears them. In Europe, the still love the captoe oxford and the wingtip oxford.