Proper leather shoes

I don't see them as anything special.

their very nice. althought I agree not £600 nice

Butters. I'm afraid it's a >> from me.

OK not totally butters but nothing special at all.

http://yinnyang.co.uk/2011/01/red-wing-oxblood-series-fallwinter-2011/

^like the nineties all over again..

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I don't see them as anything special.

their very nice. althought I agree not £600 nice

Butters. I'm afraid it's a >> from me.

Pffft, you guys got shit in your eyes? The definitive longwing brogue in cordovan. Failproof.

yer. still wouldn't pay £600 for em.

1944 hipster

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I had a pair of brown suede saddleback shoes for years. Great summer shoe.

*Obligatory CSB comment

These

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_Ah9SCE-vi4k/TK0nMLaAjnI/AAAAAAAABYs/aj16do25b04/s1600/Saddle+shoes+Rockport+shoe.jpg

Nice

Mass manufactured, sole was not leather, would not last 100 years, would not keep old men huddled over buffing wheels in filthy aprons for all eternity, blah blah blah.

But I liked them.

Saddle shoes are awesome, my last crepe-soled George Cox pair only cost me £45... Staggered to see how much they go for now...

Double denim, black t-shirt, saddle shoes... Bang!

1944 hipster

Saucy fucker. I have a pair of those now and still wear them.

Saddle shoes are awesome, ................. Bang!

oh, thats what they are called. i have never known, thanks for the knowledge. i now want a pair. need to by them before summer.

always try to buy classic , always try to buy out of season, always try to buy quality.

always try to buy classic , always try to buy out of season, always try to buy quality.

Excellent motto.

Double denim, black t-shirt, saddle shoes... Bang!

Penny loafers are an acceptable option as well. Go 1980s.

Saddle shoes rock, fact.

Bobby Pedrick Jr - white bucks and saddle shoes - YouTube

Penny loafers are an acceptable option as well.

with penny or without?

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I've got the white bucs :D

They're not penny loafers without the penny. I have some US ones in a jar if you're interested. :)

the modern day british equivalent should be a pocket for ones oyster card