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Anyone order the Venetian bits from CH.com? They seem to have sold out, but I'm really hoping that isn't the case.
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Has anyone painted their soles a different color? I have the OG Grey suede / yellow neon and love the fit & comfort of the shoes but am not as keen on the neon soles anymore.
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does anyone have any unfiltered pictures of the woodbury colorway both leather and suede? debating which one i should pick up.
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it really depends on the model, but, for me at least, I had to go a full size down from my sneaker size. I wear a 10 in cole haans, allen edmonds and clarks while I'm an 11 in most nike trainers such as flyknits and air maxes.
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i wear size 9 sneakers and went half size down on lunargrands(leather and suede), fits perfectly for me. i tried a full size down and it pinched my pinky toe
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I wear a size 9 in Nikes but wear a size 8 in Lunargrands. My advice would be to try out both half a size down and a full size down.
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go with a full size down if you're doing suede. i have no experience with the leather. i got my suede milkshakes in .5 size down, and after breaking them in, they def fit bigger than i want.
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The suede wingtips are indeed a lot more softer and flexible than their leather counterparts.
The leathers, in my opinion, are more versatile but they are indeed very stiff. I suppose they would loosen up a bit after a few wearings. If you're going for the leather one, double check the area where the shoe possibly meets your ankle bone because for some people it hits and for some it's fine.
The leathers, in my opinion, are more versatile but they are indeed very stiff. I suppose they would loosen up a bit after a few wearings. If you're going for the leather one, double check the area where the shoe possibly meets your ankle bone because for some people it hits and for some it's fine.
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Copped both the apron (blk on blk) and woodbury wingtips on my last trip. Had a friend use his employee discount for me. Awesome.
But yes, for wide footers like me, the latest LunarGrands are TRUE TO SIZE. All previous models were a half to a size and a half down.
Just thought I'd let you guys know. Of course, it'll differ even more depending on the kind of socks you're wearing.
But yes, for wide footers like me, the latest LunarGrands are TRUE TO SIZE. All previous models were a half to a size and a half down.
Just thought I'd let you guys know. Of course, it'll differ even more depending on the kind of socks you're wearing.
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Not a big fan of the new Lunargrand Aprons
Cap toe could have been executed better too
Those looking like DSW rejects...
The new smooth leather wingtips on the other hand looks sleeker than ever
These are cool too
Cap toe could have been executed better too
Those looking like DSW rejects...
The new smooth leather wingtips on the other hand looks sleeker than ever
These are cool too
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yeah, i am going to try again with the leather woodbury hopefully this ankle problem don't happen to me
tthanks, ordered on amazon will see how i like it in person. didn't like the black/white leather long wings it was too stiif..
on that note, anyone wear their leather pairs and can say whether it's comfy or not broken in?
they changed the sizing? did you mistakingly buy a narrow width pair or somethin?
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Anyone get the Tassel loafers? How do they run? Same size as lunargrands?
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a pair of kudu chukkas fo 200$?
still not sure
still not sure
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It sucks being in Canada trying to get a pair of these. I've been looking to get a pair of the Charcoal/Volt's for a while. Only option is really eBay, but getting hit with that extra 40% duties charge sucks.
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size and condition? i'll do it D:
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What's the going rate for the OG grey/volt LGs?
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just saw some pics on instagram....looks like we'll have another season of lunargrands with monkstraps included in the release...
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well considering retail was near $300 i think for the kudu collection
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You can get it for retail online or probably wait for a discounted price at a outlet or something. Lowest i've seen them go was like $120.
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Any way you can share a link? Thanks!
I was told by a Cole Haan sales associate that the Lunargrands will be gone or stop coming out around fall this year. Something called the Zerogrand and/or Grand OS will be replacing them.
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Cole Haan has never had the most consistent sizing, IMO, especially when you switch leathers.
I'm a 10.5 in most Nike sneakers, but I wear a 9.5 in suede wingtips and combat boots, and I had to go up to a 10 to feel comfortable with the new aprons and wingtips.
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Have to buy a pair online without trying them on. I want a pair of the Charcoal/Volt Suede Lunargrands. Most seem to say go a full size down. I wear Size 11 and 11.5 for all shoes, but I'm not sure which one to go a full size down from. Should I go with a Size 10 or 10.5?
I wear the following in these sizes:
Size 11 in Jordan V's, Flyknit Trainers, Dunks, Roshe Runs
Size 11.5 in Jordan XI's, AM 90's, Kobe's, KD's
I wear the following in these sizes:
Size 11 in Jordan V's, Flyknit Trainers, Dunks, Roshe Runs
Size 11.5 in Jordan XI's, AM 90's, Kobe's, KD's
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@freshsteez
It really depends on how you like the fit of your shoes. I like my dress shoes a bit fitted because it would have less creases.
No Cole Haan stores nearby? The suedes, I think, are also available at Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom stores. They might not have the exact color you want but you can at least get a feel of the fit in-store.
It really depends on how you like the fit of your shoes. I like my dress shoes a bit fitted because it would have less creases.
No Cole Haan stores nearby? The suedes, I think, are also available at Bloomingdale's and Nordstrom stores. They might not have the exact color you want but you can at least get a feel of the fit in-store.
