Prince of Paisley
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Splits I think.
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Are yours made of yearling? I don't plan on doing any crazy hiking, just a lot of walking, nothing intense.I got around Finland for two months in mine and 3 years later they're still kicking.
Just as long as you're not doing any activities which will damage the vamp - eg hiking, kicking the clutch of a motorbike, etc.
Splits I think.
He is correct that's it's split suede. Says so in their catalogs. Beyond that is anyone's guess.Excuse my ignorance, what is RMWs suede made of? (I'm guessing yearling).
Have any of you pulled off R.M. Williams and shorts before?
Have any of you pulled off R.M. Williams and shorts before?
Alden Barrie/RMW sizing:
Any of you American chaps have something in the Alden Barrie last? May I ask what size you wear in your RM's?
This info would be most appreciated!
Are your finland boots made of yearling? I'm almost entirely decided on taking my boots with me on the grand adventure/road trip.Contacted RMWs - the split suede is yearling.
So my brothers and I are planning on going on a road trip to the south starting memorial day, and coming back 2 weeks later. We're hitting VA, NC, SC, GA, LA, TN, KY and back to NYC again. I plan on bringing running shoes for any hiking we end up doing, but would RMs be suitable for the other days? I'd bring trees, but would they get completely destroyed from being work 10 days over the course of 2 weeks, and is this a huge, huge mistake? If the weather gets bad, or if I encounter mud, I plan to wear my trail shoes, but I mean for walking around, museums, sitting in the car, touring, dinner etc, would the RMs be the right shoe? I'd love to take them, but I'd need some sort of reassurance that they're a good travel boot. Any help is truly appreciated.
I wouldn't try. The only time I wear boots with shorts is when mowing the lawn or in the garden. I wouldn't buy RM's for that though (I wear blundstones).
That was me yesterday. Shorts, Blundies and a lawn mower.
I do however wear them with shorts quite often. Wool sock rakishly turned down at the top of the boot.
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