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Sl10 high royals $267 size 11
http://www.neimanmarcus.com/Saint-L...ements%3D&eItemId=prod197674184&cmCat=product
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I definitely don't get bent out of shape over my boots becoming beat up/ worn looking and actually feel it adds to the character of them. It's also a pair of shoes and the minute you wear them one time, there will be scuffs and scrapes all over the sides of the soles as well. A friend of mine wore his brand new pair of black leather harness wyatts and scuffed them really badly on a sidewalk curb. I felt it was only appropriate to laugh my *** off at him.It's pretty much personal preference. It was discussed a few weeks ago that some in here (@echau if I remember correctly) said he doesn't really ever topy any of his SLP boots and has a decent rotation so certain pairs aren't getting totally beat like that. I also think that it doesn't matter that you wore them because a cobbler will sand them down to apply the rubber topy regardless. I've worn my SLP boots about two times as well but I was for sure going to topy them when I first got them but now I don't even really care that much. The nature of the leather sole gives you more flexibility in repairing them in the future.
Due to the cost of SLP boots though, I can see why so many are concerned with immediately topy'ing them. It will for sure extend the life of the sole without you having to re sole them for a lot longer.
Sl10 high royals $267 size 11
http://www.neimanmarcus.com/Saint-L...ements%3D&eItemId=prod197674184&cmCat=product
fffffffffffffffffffffff wish i saw this sooner.
I don't use the suede eraser and brush very often, only when the suede gets dirty. I highly recommend Saphir products for both leather and suede.Got to monitor the thread more closely bro. Deals are posted on the regular.
Is there a specific brush I should be using to brush my suede boots or are all the generic ones fine? I've seen a lot of the tools that have the eraser on one side and a bristle brush on the other.
I also endorse the Saphir products and actually treated my SLP harness boots with the "Super Invulner" protectant spray. I'll look into their accessories like brushes and other shoe care items as well because I've always wanted to build up a better shoe care collection to maintain all my shoes.
I don't use the suede eraser and brush very often, only when the suede gets dirty. I highly recommend Saphir products for both leather and suede.
https://www.hangerproject.com/shoe-care/shop-by-category/suede-nubuck.html
Please tell me how this dude cooked ******* twice and I couldn't even manage to scoop ONE pair.My second pair of SLP Hedi 30 from Neimans came in just now...
The SLP chelsea boots or the royal SL10H? At one point when you first posted the NM sale for the chelsea boots, there was a size 6 (39) on there.**** is nice. I wish they had a 39 every time I see those on NM for cheap it's always yall sizes. So I look out. [emoji]128077[/emoji][emoji]127997[/emoji][emoji]128077[/emoji][emoji]127997[/emoji][emoji]128077[/emoji][emoji]127997[/emoji]
Didn't even noticed... I probably wasn't paying attention.The SLP chelsea boots or the royal SL10H? At one point when you first posted the NM sale for the chelsea botos, there was a size 6 (39) on there.
Ya a size 39 definitely came up on there and was sitting for about a day or two days before someone bought it. I've been following the link for the entire month and check to see if another of my size pops up. I need a size 10 (43).Didn't even noticed... I probably wasn't paying attention.
You must have narrow feet then. I could second that length wise theres not a huge difference in terms of that, but the width on one full size wouldn't allow me to comfortably rock a size down on them. They definitely are far more TTS than like Bottegas or CPs. Both those you can size a full size down but SLP is a risk imo.I actually didn't buy both pairs in the same size. I'm a 9.5 in mostly all shoes and bought the first pair in a 42. This second pair was a 41 and I bought it regardless because I didn't think there would be a huge difference. There's so much about SLP boots being true to size (which I agree with) but these 41 fit my 9.5 feet fine. Maybe slightly snug width wise but I'm also sure the suede will give ever so slightly with wear. There's really no issue whatsoever lengthwise and they actually are quite long. They're the same length or longer than pretty much every 9.5-10 sneaker I compare them to. When the 41 break in, they may very well be more comfortable on my feet than the 42s.
Isn't Kanye 5'8 rocking size 12s
This is goin in a direction I do not want to go. Peace out.It's not the size of your foot that matters anyway. It's the size of your hands.
This is goin in a direction I do not want to go. Peace out.
id get those white creased Balenciagas in highs rather than the lows