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Thank you.The shearling is only in the shaft, so take your same size
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Thank you.The shearling is only in the shaft, so take your same size
Well, show us what's in there!Bad day for the wallet but a good day for the wardrobe…
Well, show us what's in there!
What's in the box!!!!!
Sorry!!! Big day at work yesterday 😂@downunderdoc bruh, post the fit! 😂
Does that Newmarket come with the R1 sole? If so, kinda kicking myself for not realizing that Mr Porter had it.Sorry!!! Big day at work yesterday 😂
Newmarket in mink suede and shanklin in snuff. I must say I really prefer the dark brown R1 soles with the snuff suede - wasn’t planning on buying these but as soon as I saw them on Mr Porter I couldn’t say no.
Not on R1 sadly - a rubber sole would have been better but they were an excellent price. Will probably get them re-soles to the R1 down the track.Does that Newmarket come with the R1 sole? If so, kinda kicking myself for not realizing that Mr Porter had it.
Beautiful.Sorry!!! Big day at work yesterday 😂
Newmarket in mink suede and shanklin in snuff. I must say I really prefer the dark brown R1 soles with the snuff suede - wasn’t planning on buying these but as soon as I saw them on Mr Porter I couldn’t say no.
Does anyone have any Edward Greens in chestnut antique? Wondering how versatile you find them...
Very versatile. The colour has changed since 2015; it was once an orange tan but now is a lighter and yellower tan. I like both but would say that the newer colour is more summer wear orientated much like the similar "Edwardian".Does anyone have any Edward Greens in chestnut antique? Wondering how versatile you find them...