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Church's shoes are a class footwear as your lovely spectators clearly define. Church's originated in the town of Northampton, a town famous for footwear manufacture, so much so, that the football team (soccer) are known as The Cobblers. A pair of their spectators, like your's, sell for around 700 euros, that's about $775US, a price that reflects that each pair is hand made. Great shoes, compliments to you.
Yep...cold water is better as it makes the polish link faster.That's exactly how my father, a WWII Marine, taught me to shine my shoes. A few years ago I started watching some of the many instructional videos on Youtube, but I finally had to admit that the "Spit & Polish" was the best.
Milling around in the attic again and found these boots. Bought them on EBAY in the summer about 4 years ago put them away and forgot about them.
Yes, I agree they are rather trendy. I wore them for the first time today. They felt-like Gucci encased their classic loafer in an ankle boot. They were not the most comfortable Chelsey boots, but I did get a number of compliments. Since they looked like loafers I wore them casually with a pair of burgundy socks, tan corduroys, a burgundy cashmere turtleneck. tan duffle coat, Burberry scarf, and a Wigens cap.Interesting shoes/boots. I owned a pair of Alden horse loafers in the late 80's. Wore them out did not replace them with similar kind. Horse bit boots - I admit they take make me pause. I must be a stick in the mud for all things fashionable. Dianger, when you post up pics you are always looking sharp. Sharp and dapper. When you wear these, post up a pic as I am curious to the appearance and how you might coordinate them.
Eric-
Yes, I agree they are rather trendy. I wore them for the first time today. They felt-like Gucci encased their classic loafer in an ankle boot. They were not the most comfortable Chelsey boots, but I did get a number of compliments. Since they looked like loafers I wore them casually with a pair of burgundy socks, tan corduroys, a burgundy cashmere turtleneck. tan duffle coat, Burberry scarf, and a Wigens cap.
Sounds like a styl'n wear of the Gucci shoe. Corduroys need to be worn more at my house. I will look over the Holidays for an excellent price on some Chelsey boots. More styl'n and functional than me wearing my Much boots every morning.
Thanks. Best, Eric -
Looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Keep me posted.
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Will do. No vintage shoes for me this morning in the new snow.
They work better for this mornings snowy jaunt.
Eric -
Wore these guys last night for a Christmas party.
Jimmy Choo
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Outstanding Eric! The whole combo is superb as always, but those suedes really knock me out!