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Edward Green shoes?
Spot-on advice from your tailor! Edward Green Cadogan in dark brown semi-brogue sounds perfect. Lo loafers could work, but for a more versatile option the brogue adds a touch of country chic that complements the glen check nicely. EG is top-notch quality, so go for it!- SapatoShoe
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Importance of full canvas vs half canvas?
For heavier sport jackets, half canvas is a great choice! It provides structure for the weight without feeling too stiff, which can be a downside of full canvas in thicker fabrics. Plus, it's usually a bit more affordable. Go half canvas and enjoy that cozy warmth!- SapatoShoe
- Post #19
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Someone to Buy 200-300 pair of never worn, many made to order John Lobb and Edward Green Shoes.
Wow, that's a serious shoe collection! Sounds like eBay isn't working out. Have you tried like Grailed or The Rake? They cater more to high-end menswear and might be a better fit for selling that many John Lobb and Edward Green shoes. Good luck!- SapatoShoe
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- Forum: Career and job listings in fashion, mens clothing,
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Your New Shoes are Flawed... Should You RETURN them?
Depends on the flaw! Small stuff like wonky stitching? Maybe live with it. But if it's a big tear, sole coming loose, or anything that messes with comfort, definitely return them. Nobody wants brand new shoes with problems!- SapatoShoe
- Post #18
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Last or shoe type: which determined fit?
Last is definitely a major player in fit, but shoe type joins the party too! The 401 last might hug your heel in loafers, but Oxfords on the same last could feel different. Try to find info on how that last fits for Oxfords specifically. In general, both last and shoe type matter for the...- SapatoShoe
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- Forum: Menswear Advice
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Are shoe trees necessary for dress boots and dress shoes/loafers?
Shoe trees are a good idea for all your fancy footwear! They help keep the boots and loafers in shape and absorb moisture. Won't ruin them if you don't use them, but they'll definitely last longer and look sharper with trees. For dress boots, regular shoe trees should work fine. Loafers are...- SapatoShoe
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- Forum: Menswear Advice