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Recent Purchases (Classic menswear - formerly Men's clothing)
Nothing special! A pair of chocolate brown Lotus Toecap Oxford. I love their simplicity and their balance- e8487
- Post #11,988
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Meermin Mallorca Shoes
I've just got into the Madrid's Meermin shop and I've had this baby (well, not yours exactly)in my hands: that's beauty. Congratulations!- e8487
- Post #7,343
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Meermin Mallorca Shoes
Splendid newborns. Any further news about my dreamed navy blue monk you referred to as coming home soon? Thanks.- e8487
- Post #7,328
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Carmina Shoes - Definitive Thread (reviews, advice, sizing, etc...) - official thread.
They seem to smile! Great buy.- e8487
- Post #5,682
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Carmina Shoes - Definitive Thread (reviews, advice, sizing, etc...) - official thread.
Fully agree with that! Navy is a fatal attraction.- e8487
- Post #5,625
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Carmina Shoes - Definitive Thread (reviews, advice, sizing, etc...) - official thread.
Happy to have a personal contact in the Paris shop (I spend there some weeks per year)...and maybe with some privileged information about the Madrid's updates. I see a wondeful pair of monks in my future around this next quarter!- e8487
- Post #5,615
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wildsmith shoe brand resurrected
My perception after reading the interview? Being non British I only witness a classical step forward for many family business, moving out of the blood's hands towards professional, respectful and enthusiastic hands. Nothing less, nothing more than that.- e8487
- Post #65
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Meermin Mallorca Shoes
Have a nice break in your battle for gaining an space in this fascinating shoemaking world. Only a little question before locking the doors: do you have in your catalogue any blue navy single or double leather monk? I only see a suede Monk and a leatherOxford in this colour.Thanks!- e8487
- Post #7,112
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Herring Shoes - Experiences?
Yes, they were sold in the John Spencer outlet in the mentioned town and they packed them in that particular box. I wondered then whether Herring shoes were also made in Spain or not because in the shop they devoted an specific corner to some Herring stuff. For 60€ I didn't make any further...- e8487
- Post #159
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Berwick 1707 Shoes
These are my first Berwick, I've read a lot about them in several forums. Whatdo you exacty mean for "serious work on their lasts"? Thanks for the feedback!- e8487
- Post #10
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Berwick 1707 Shoes
I found yesterday at Madrid (Jorge Juan Street) store some of their bigger size models ( beyond 10/44) between 95 and 105€.I've just bought through Kukimba the model 3707 at 115€ (front price: 165€). I love wholecuts....although with a subtle brogueing in this case...- e8487
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wildsmith shoe brand resurrected
For an outsider, this is a fascinating story about confrontation among English Tradition and Pride and English Pragmatism and Business savvy.- e8487
- Post #52
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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A visit with Justin FitzPatrick
Yes, actually Justin himself mentioned his Spanish Artisan located in Almansa (Albacete, Spain), hometown of some of the best and finest Spanish shoemakers (Berwick, Cordwainer, Pertini, Maganni, John Spencer, Sendra and others). I did stop there weeks ago getting jewels at bargain prices in...- e8487
- Post #22
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Wildsmith shoe brand resurrected
Never heard about Wildsmith before I'm now magnetised by this story of Tradition, Quality, Business, branding and sagas.- e8487
- Post #32
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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A visit with Justin FitzPatrick
Great thread! I've been visiting Justin's blog the last months and I've learned tons of stuff and of fine taste for shoes from Justin's passion and love for details.- e8487
- Post #18
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Berwick 1707 Shoes
I paid a visit last Tuesday. Besides special prices you can normally get prices around 130-150€ for the GW and around 200€ for PG. You can also see here some price samples and online GW offers http://www.kukimba.com/marcas-de-zapatos/berwick-85 Good value!- e8487
- Post #7
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Berwick 1707 Shoes
Actually this brand comes from a long tradition of shoemakers from Almansa ( Albacete, Spain) one of the remarked places in Spain for shoes. They have two ranges of shoes (Goodyear Welted and Premium Grade) and very good value for their price. Building up their brand internationally.- e8487
- Post #5
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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$100 shoe
I have some Asthon&Allen "less-than 100€" pairs of shoes made by reputated Spanish manufacturers and traded by "Estellés". Guess they can deliver outside of Spain. Nice choice for daily purposes, both in Goodyear and Kiowa manufacturing. http://www.zapateriasestelles.es/catalogo.aspx?ID=4271- e8487
- Post #15
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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