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lovely shoe & images.
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NB x JCrew. Second pair of NB and they are super comfortable.
Nice nb's. Living the socks too, chups?
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NB x JCrew. Second pair of NB and they are super comfortable.
Nice nb's. Living the socks too, chups?
Thanks, they are actually Anonymousism. Great socks.
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At work:
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^wrong thread mate @JCMx800
-> http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=74.0 -
Personally I think nothing can beat these to be worn with an evening suit. You can get the lined versions from Alden, but I love the unlined version even more…..I have had both the brown and the black versions and worn them both into the ground...
http://www.brooksbrothers.com/Cordovan-Unlined-Penny-Loafers/034H,default,pd.html
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Obviously if you are prepared to spend on dress shoes then the sky is the limit. If, like me, most of your clothing budget goes towards casual pieces but you still want to look good for the office, then I can recommend Loake's 1880 range. Made in England, quality materials, reasonable price. I've been impressed with my Buckingham shoes since I bought them in autumn 2012.
For comparison, I take a 9 in the Loake and an 8.5 in Viberg (2045 last) and Alden (Trubalance last).
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Loake 1880 is a good rec.
Allen Edmonds makes good stuff at a good price, but can be hard to find outside of the US.
Alden 975 is always a classic and works casual to suit.
Carmina also makes beautiful shoes, which I find even higher quality than Alden. But both are great obviously.
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I have a pair of Tricker's that I got from their ebay account. They sporadically sell seconds and random samples and returns, so if time is a factor, that might not help. But if you're not in a hurry, you can find some solid deals on very nice shoes.
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Here's the official Tricker's eBay store for factory seconds: http://www.ebay.com/sch/retricker1829/m.html?_ipg=50&_sop=12&_rdc=1