eBay is where I got them from. I didnt want any used one and 270 was the cheapest I could find in my size and width.Tbh, outside of Daltons or some cordovan joints, I would never spend more than $150 for AE's. Were there any brooks version on the seconds list? Those could usually be copped for $150 or less...
If there were none on the list, you probably could've found them on ebay for cheaper or ask Adrian to thrift you a pair
Tbh, outside of Daltons or some cordovan joints, I would never spend more than $150 for AE's. Were there any brooks version on the seconds list? Those could usually be copped for $150 or less...
If there were none on the list, you probably could've found them on ebay for cheaper or ask Adrian to thrift you a pair
pinoy732
could you add your instructions on how to obtain new seconds to the first page [emoji]128064[/emoji]?
hoping for some help on this....AND also, do lunargrand wingtips fit TTS?
How does anyone know that the pair from eBay isn't from the Shoebank?Aren't the seconds usually like $200 though, and then you are getting some flawed shoes that if they are messed up, you have to deal with the headaches of returns.Tbh, outside of Daltons or some cordovan joints, I would never spend more than $150 for AE's. Were there any brooks version on the seconds list? Those could usually be copped for $150 or less...
If there were none on the list, you probably could've found them on ebay for cheaper or ask Adrian to thrift you a pair
That price of $270 seems ok to me for a pair of first rate shoes.
Lunargrands run large, depends on your foot but could be a full size.
i went down half a size, you wont regret buying them. i bought two the first time i tried them on.
This shoe shaped stamp denotes a second quality shoe. Sometimes it does not look as clear but if you see a brown mark similar, its a second's
Tbh, outside of Daltons or some cordovan joints, I would never spend more than $150 for AE's. Were there any brooks version on the seconds list? Those could usually be copped for $150 or less...
If there were none on the list, you probably could've found them on ebay for cheaper or ask Adrian to thrift you a pair
Aren't the seconds usually like $200 though, and then you are getting some flawed shoes that if they are messed up, you have to deal with the headaches of returns.
That price of $270 seems ok to me for a pair of first rate shoes.
How does anyone know that the pair from eBay isn't from the Shoebank?
Is there anything to distinguish the pairs in terms of packaging, label/markings on the shoes?
midas whale add it to my signature. I say it about once every two weeks lol
Story was posted here a couple of days ago. They're talking.
It depends on the leather. I've used mink oil on all of my rugged footwear and did not noticed any significant darkening, if at all. Initially the leather gets dark but will lighten up after the creme dries.Question about mink oil/ water proofing oils...
Searched and saw that a couple of y'all have used either mink oil or Obenauf's LP but cant get any info if it darkens the shade of leather
any of you guys have some info?
dealin with 875's and dont want to lose the light brown color.. would rather deal with water stains
That's a very reasonable rate. It's the same amount I pay for my Alden 2nds.
Funny that this make up used to be hated on. It was one of Epaulet's worst make up years ago, but now it's a wanted item.Itching to pull the trigger on these joints.
wj4
thanks for the info
As you know rainin like cray in socal right now and we panic
Was using beater boots but ill just go ahead and go through with it and report back
