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** Quintessential Crockett & Jones Thread ** (reviews, quality, etc...)

Marmite89

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What about a black shell Coniston?

I already have a Coniston in Black Scotch Grain. Nice boot, looks dead smart. I also own the Bradford in black shell, was on my feet today.

If I was going for a cap-toe boot I think I’d opt for the Harlech in black. That would look sleek!

But, what I really desire is the taller shaft of the Islay, I have in my mind a smart Special Forces boot (with brogueing)!
 

jischwar

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I already have a Coniston in Black Scotch Grain. Nice boot, looks dead smart. I also own the Bradford in black shell, was on my feet today.

If I was going for a cap-toe boot I think I’d opt for the Harlech in black. That would look sleek!

But, what I really desire is the taller shaft of the Islay, I have in my mind a smart Special Forces boot (with brogueing)!
If you had asked me a year or two ago, I'd probably be all on board with that. My need for sleek black boots is fairly non-existent at the moment
 

shoefan57

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I’m just not into black shoes/boots. I see them as an unfortunate necessity for formal or conservative occasions. But judging by the uptick in black boots and shoes at C& J I’m not exactly riding the wave of fashion. But I don’t care 😂
 

upr_crust

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x-post WAYWRN - Crockett & Jones Maltons, Paul Stuart socks, BB trews . . .

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ryan55

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I already have a Coniston in Black Scotch Grain. Nice boot, looks dead smart. I also own the Bradford in black shell, was on my feet today.

If I was going for a cap-toe boot I think I’d opt for the Harlech in black. That would look sleek!

But, what I really desire is the taller shaft of the Islay, I have in my mind a smart Special Forces boot (with brogueing)!

How do the Harlech and Coniston differ?
 

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