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At that sort of pricepoints, better off go for a MTO than get RTW that passed thru multiple markups..
I agree.

Judging by the prices for G&G at Kevin Seah, I'm thinking at least $100-$200 markup for brands at Leatherfoot.
 

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Also, for those who are not interested in putting topy/vibram soles and prefers to have the raw feel instead of putting rubber over it :D

Been trying to find someone who would still do these for the past one year and found out last week that the cobbler in International Plaza has it for just $5 a pair.

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Is it a piece of metal on the tip? Btw, if the tip has been worn out, is it too late to do this liao???:(
 

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We shall see if prices are similar at KS and how it compares with armoury then!

Leatherfoot charges usd (i think, rather than cad?) 550 for carmina. If u apply current fx of 1.25 + 7% gst, that works out to about sgd730-740, which is already more than what it costs at armoury and that is assuming conservative fx n no further markups from LF to KS.

At the same time, we have a hk bro in tailor thread saying armoury have high markups...
 

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Leatherfoot charges usd (i think, rather than cad?) 550 for carmina. If u apply current fx of 1.25 + 7% gst, that works out to about sgd730-740, which is already more than what it costs at armoury and that is assuming conservative fx n no further markups from LF to KS.

At the same time, we have a hk bro in tailor thread saying armoury have high markups...

You need to take away the VAT before applying fx and gst...
 

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Is it a piece of metal on the tip? Btw, if the tip has been worn out, is it too late to do this liao???:(

Depends really, my right foot's tip is more worn out than my left one. Hence, you can see the plate very clearly from the side and top but you can still fix the toe plate on. I'll post a pic of that later.

Better to fix the plate after you've worn in the shoes a couple of times than to wait till your toe tips are half worn out. Would have done it earlier if I knew they were doing it...


i_got_a_question_to_ask said:
Area 16 is it elite schools

Mine is the ah beng joint among the elite schools :s13:
 

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Just sharing my Allen Edmonds Fifth Avenue in Walnut

Over a year old and worn about 1-2 times a week.

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Also, for those who are not interested in putting topy/vibram soles and prefers to have the raw feel instead of putting rubber over it :D

Been trying to find someone who would still do these for the past one year and found out last week that the cobbler in International Plaza has it for just $5 a pair.

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I find it very strange
people don't mind whacking nails into their walking shoes.
omg wasting a branded shoes just like that
 

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I find it very strange
people don't mind whacking nails into their walking shoes.
omg wasting a branded shoes just like that

My brain turns off every time I see the word 'branded'.


But this is an interesting topic by my favourite poster. So yes I agree with Aisyoz, a branded shoes must be protected like a young girl's virginity.

If not, wasted ah wasted.
 

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I find it very strange
people don't mind whacking nails into their walking shoes.
omg wasting a branded shoes just like that

I agree with aisyoz.

I will not risk send my branded shoes to your local cobbler where they just anyhow whack nails into your branded shoes
using who-knows-what techniques.

I rather send back to the manufacturers for resole
 
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