I want a pair of brogues.

Suggestions?

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Gavsta.
GSXR600K1
Z750 Race Bike
R6 Race bike (shared)

e: gwilby [at] stoof [dot] co [dot] uk
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Currently Playing - "DJ Nisjah & DJ Tim - ACCESS"

2794 tracks, 7.8 days, 11.23 GB.
20 gig 3rd Gen iPod.

 

Can they be ordered over the interwebby thing?


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Gavsta.
GSXR600K1
Z750 Race Bike
R6 Race bike (shared)

e: gwilby [at] stoof [dot] co [dot] uk
msn: gavsta2k [at] hotmail [dot] com
Web: http://www.stoof.co.uk

Currently Playing - "DJ Nisjah & DJ Tim - ACCESS"

2794 tracks, 7.8 days, 11.23 GB.
20 gig 3rd Gen iPod.

 

That's two answers.

 

I like Loakes. Cheaper than Churches.
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www.cuore-sportivo.co.uk

 

http://www.clifford-james.co.uk/Pro...?ID=GB&ShopRef=68&Prime=Yes&shopListRec=26546

How bored am I?

 

http://www.churchsshoes.com/TEMPLATE/FrontEnd/index.cfm

HTH
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Andy Cunningham
Stockholm, Sweden
STX1300A
UKRMMA#17
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coo. Ta.

The "You might also be interested in these:" at the bottom is quite, um,
interesting. other than the socks, in what way are they connected with
shoo's?


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Gavsta.
GSXR600K1
Z750 Race Bike
R6 Race bike (shared)

e: gwilby [at] stoof [dot] co [dot] uk
msn: gavsta2k [at] hotmail [dot] com
Web: http://www.stoof.co.uk

Currently Playing - "DJ Nisjah & DJ Tim - ACCESS"

2794 tracks, 7.8 days, 11.23 GB.
20 gig 3rd Gen iPod.

 

HOW fucking much?

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Gavsta.
GSXR600K1
Z750 Race Bike
R6 Race bike (shared)

e: gwilby [at] stoof [dot] co [dot] uk
msn: gavsta2k [at] hotmail [dot] com
Web: http://www.stoof.co.uk

Currently Playing - "DJ Nisjah & DJ Tim - ACCESS"

2794 tracks, 7.8 days, 11.23 GB.
20 gig 3rd Gen iPod.

 

For a cheaper option, Jones do a good range of stuff.

www.jonesbootmaker.com

 

http://www.loake.co.uk/our_shoes/product_detail.asp?id=18&range=SHOEMAKER&sub=1&search=1

 

Gavsta fumbled, fiddled and fingered:

http://www.jonesbootmaker.com

in particular

http://www.jonesbootmaker.com/ebusi...cid=87&brc=&red=product_list.jsp?id=87,mid=-1,

I've found Jones shoes excellent, take a while to break in but after
that they're fantastically comfortable

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Steve Parry
K100RS SE & F650
and a 520i SE Touring for comfort

(not forgetting the SK90PY)

http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk

 

in message

From my observations of this group, Mr Bear and Mr Auvache seem to have
gained a certain reputation ... err, sorry, as you were I just noticed the
'b'.

 

It's been ages since I had to wear proper shoes for work, but Cheaney are
another slightly-cheaper-but-not-shit option

 

Don't forget that it is illegal to wear brogues south
of Euston Road unless you are visiting Harley Street.

 

Not bad. I need a new bike tho...

 

Sold it.

 

Jones Sherwoods were last available in 1998, they should come round again
before 2009, worth waiting for. I'm hoping they bring them back in 2007 as
one of my pairs is getting a little close to 'best use only'.

If you have to have some now, Jones are a good bet but the leather is a bit
thin at the moment. I did buy some Barkers last year but I'm not prepared to
recommend them before 2008 - they are dearer than Jones. Churches I look at
and wonder about the price, they look a bit glossy to me.

There must be plently available from dead people, the problem is - how to
access the supply.

John

 

Charity shops?

 

said...

I've got a couple of pairs of Churches shoes that are pretty much the
only shoes I've worn to work for the last 13 or so years... They need
resoling every so often, but other than that they last forever. Really
top quality kit.

 

"I've been using this same broom for years, it's only had 4 new handles and
6 new heads"