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[Misc] Brogue Shoes Recommendations
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Shropshire Seagull
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I've had brogues in the past, but never paid more than £50 for a pair.
In fact, save for a fancy pair of cricket boots a few years back, I've never paid more than £50 for anything to put on my feet.
Am I normal or tight?
In fact, save for a fancy pair of cricket boots a few years back, I've never paid more than £50 for anything to put on my feet.
Am I normal or tight?
Pretty pink fairy
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paid £150 for a pair of John Rocha at Debs with Goodyear soles , get a grip !
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Tom Hark Preston Park
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Brogue Shoes Recommendations?
Just. Say. No.
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Just. Say. No.
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Many thanks for all the recommendations - NSC comes through again
Which shoes have you chosen?
Hopefully not those weird pointy ones that look nothing like brogues
I am after some brogues. These look pretty good: http://www.russellandbromley.co.uk/lace-ups-monks/oak/invt/527161
Does NSC have any brand recommendations?
That is insanely expensive. Russell and Bromley are not value for money. I would recommend looking online at some of the stores in Northampton. I was forced to live there for a while and the only thing that kept me sane was trying on nice shoes.
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Which shoes have you chosen?
Hopefully not those weird pointy ones that look nothing like brogues
I'm thinking https://www.loake.co.uk/buckingham.html / https://www.loake.co.uk/heston.html or the original www.russellandbromley.co.uk/lace-ups-monks/oak/invt/527161
The Buckingham by Loake look decent, but I prefer the type mentioned in post #3
Normal.
BN41Albion
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Incorrect. A decent pair of running shoes will set you back £130
Most people don't go running.
OzMike
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I bought a pair of brown Dr Marten brogues back in 1987 and they are still going strong.