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

Salsalocust

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"Chelsea 3" in burgundy scotch grain

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I like this... the burgundy and the tan elastic are perfect bedfellows!

Regards,

Graham
 

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"Chelsea 3" in burgundy scotch grain

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I like this... the burgundy and the tan elastic are perfect bedfellows!

Regards,

Graham


No kidding!
 

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:slayer: where to kop those?


I never understood the appeal of pebble grain, scotch grain or any of these simliar treatment. Wouldn't it be better to just go exotic if this is the texture you want? I guess that might have something to do with the fact I wore suit pretty much all the time, just seem too casual too me.
 

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:slayer: where to kop those?


I never understood the appeal of pebble grain, scotch grain or any of these simliar treatment. Wouldn't it be better to just go exotic if this is the texture you want? I guess that might have something to do with the fact I wore suit pretty much all the time, just seem too casual too me.


well exotic's are generally not cheap nor do they behave like calf do too when being made
 

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Can someone advise what the best generic shoe tree is for the 348 last and 236 last? Seeing as the C&J trees aren't lasted, I don't want to spend over $100 on a pair of shoe trees if they can be had for a fraction of the price and fit better. I assume most people would recommend the Epic shoe tree but I'm afraid they will be too wide for the 348.
 
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Very nice Cliffords. The 337 last is stylish, but probably not my cup of tea. That said, it's affordable: EG is about £200 more.
 

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I just have the proper size AE shoes trees in my 348 Drummonds, they fill them out nicely without being to wide. You can get them for $19.95 with free shipping from AE....
 
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Fantastic! I love Connaught.

May I ask what sort of polish you use and how much time you had tp spend getting them like that?


Hi NDD

I think it's perfect as a first affordable, quality shoe. It hits that sweet spot between price versus quality. All products used are Saphir MdO. As I already had a mirror going, it took just six thin coats; this over a previously applied layer of Renovateur. Total time was less than 20 minutes. Each top-up thereafter will be about 5 minutes.

I know how derailing threads is frowned upon around here, so I'll simply point you to:

http://www.styleforum.net/forum/thread/228153/the-official-shoe-care-thread-tutorials-photos-etc

All the info is there :)

Lear
 

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