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Can anyone recommend a cobbler in London?
Resurrecting this very old but useful thread once more - does anyone have more recent experience on quality of work and prices at some of the places mentioned? Particularly, I was wondering about the price differential between Dainite and leather soles - one of the above posts mentiones £80 for...- nilshg
- Post #24
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Dainite resole in London
I have a pair of Edward Green Cadogans on a Dainite sole which need new heels. As I've so far never had to take any Dainite-soled shoes to a cobbler, I have a few questions and hope someone more experienced can help: 1. Is there a significant difference in complexity and/or price for re-heeling...- nilshg
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- Forum: Classic Menswear
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NEW MEMBER INQUIRIES & QUICK QUESTIONS- CLASSIC MENSWEAR: WK OF JUL 27, 2015
While I'm not exactly a new member, I'm in a new market, namely buying new suits. I previously lived in South East Asia and had some suits made there, but haven't but a suit in years. Now I'm in London and need at least two new suits for work (professional services). I'm sure there's a wealth...- nilshg
- Post #8
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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Great alteration tailors in London - Pinnas and Needles
+1 for Pinnas and Needles, great work and great service. For those asking about the pricing point, I had recently had quite a bit of work done on a suit of mine (trousers shortened and taken in, jacket taken in at side and back) and it came to 150 pounds. Slightly more expensive then what...- nilshg
- Post #32
- Forum: Classic Menswear
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The Official Beer Thread
Overall: Jever Wheat beer: Paulaner Asian beer: Kingfisher Also, Newcastle Brown Ale and Leffe are in the mix. Variety is the spice of life.- nilshg
- Post #1,639
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel
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Cities where you don't need a car...
Berlin most definitely, great public transport system that gets you around cheaply and efficiently, plus owning a car is annoying in many areas when it comes to parking (or left-wing activists torching it). Also, most South-East Asian cities I've been to, driving is just a hassle there and...- nilshg
- Post #79
- Forum: Social Life, Food & Drink, Travel