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@Sugar:
^ Need moar info Lando. What is "4"?
That is all I know. No branding whatsoever other than a 4 inside. Grabbed them at Nepenthes the other day. Apparently they have been in the shop since they first opened. They were the only pair and a US12. They did not come with a box either. I got them for a good deal because of it. If I find anything else out about them I will post it up here.
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Wow, interesting. Good pick-up. They're like some strange cross between a Clark's Desert Trek and a Viberg Oxford.
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@Sugar:
Wow, interesting. Good pick-up. They're like some strange cross between a Clark's Desert Trek and a Viberg Oxford.
Precisely. I used to own the Clarks but was not a fan. I have also wanted a Viberg or White's Oxford for ages but have since lost my desire for them. These have filled that gap.
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^i want to see your Longwings again!!!!
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^i want to see your Longwings again!!!!
Ok. I will throw up a photo later for you.
In the meantime…
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^ Those are lovely Takeshi. From Superdenim right? Be sure to post them in the dedicated Viberg thread on this page too: http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=823.0
I'd also be interested in seeing a fit pic of the shoes with IH. Been curious as to what that sole looks like in 'real life'.
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@Sugar:
^ Those are lovely Takeshi. From Superdenim right? Be sure to post them in the dedicated Viberg thread on this page too: http://www.ironheart.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=823.0
I'd also be interested in seeing a fit pic of the shoes with IH. Been curious as to what that sole looks like in 'real life'.
yes they were from Superdenim - the ripple sole is not as big and clunky as maybe some might think ..
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Hey Guys,
Wanted to post my new acquisition before I wore them. These are deadstock, made in US, moc toe work oxfords that Carolina no longer produces. I have been jonesing for a pair of the Thorogood moc toe oxford (no longer in production either) or the Redwing (8100 series) but I got lucky and found these at a local shoe store for $50.00, which beats the $130.00 price for the Thorogoods (assuming I could find a pair in my size) and the $230.00 price for the Redwings! The saleslady was funny when she said “That box is really old looking… Do you want a newer box?” She didn’t seem to appreciate that I actually wanted the older shoes and their box! Oh well…
I don’t know what the actual date of manufacture is but they are in excellent shape just like they had been made yesterday! The leather has a bit of wax reside, but that’s nothing a good brushing won’t take care of! And I’m hoping that the waxiness is a sign that quality leather was used for the build! I was a bit concerned about the soles at first since they are older and could have deteriorated a bit since new, but they seem to be in excellent shape as well, so all is good! Now, time to put some miles on these bad boys!
