
Lolol. I wonder how they justify the $390 price tag for the belt.Only valid for loyal customers.. If i read it right. Fortunately or unfortunately, i do not qualify.
Can mark out that place to visit in case u going genting or kl. Its a good recommendation considering the ringit rates
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Back in the days where C&J still supplied them, they were about the cheapest source to buy C&J shoes n lots of SF folks from US ordered from them. So i don't think you should be too concerned over the reliabilty of the delivery services.
Lolol. I wonder how they justify the $390 price tag for the belt.
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anyone knows where i can find Loake 1880 in sg, want to try my size and order from Plal shoes
i went to raffles city robinson, don't see any 1880 there.
anyone knows where i can find Loake 1880 in sg, want to try my size and order from Plal shoes
i went to raffles city robinson, don't see any 1880 there.
Lolol. I wonder how they justify the $390 price tag for the belt.
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Unless u have narrow or very wide feet, the capital last (which many of the 1880 shoes are based on) would work for normal to moderately wide feet. If u r a uk8.5, u can pm me to arrange to try, at my convenience of cos![]()
For FWIW, our feet will sink further into the shoe after the shoe is broken in.
Skoak is probably right.
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Hi, there you go, there you can see the close lacing.
How does the length feel? Won't advise sizing down if length feels just nice. Go bck carmina sg to try a pair of derby if still unsure lol
Sizing affects the length of the shoe. Blucher vs oxford only affects the height of the instep so no?Nedenow's situation raises a point of intrigue for me which I hope to seek clarification:
Assuming I'm only stating with reference to calf leather and with respect to the same last, should one generally size down when purchasing a blucher as opposed to a balmoral? How about for loafers/monks?
Thanks!