White's Boots
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Has anyone else experienced this? Not a big deal, but I don't want it to get like an unraveling sweater.
It's not a problem. That's where they backstitched to keep the thread from unraveling, then pulled it out of the machine and clipped the thread, but didn't trim it down. If it bothers you, cut it down until it's a couple of mm long, then light the thread with a match. Let it burn for a second, then stub it out with your finger. Polyester thread melts and mashing the hot end causes it to flatten like a nailhead so that it won't come loose.
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I don't know what to tell y'all. I def don't polish, buff or baby them but I'm not that hard on them either. I apply boot oil once a month.
I'm excited for when they get like this.
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with your current pace it should be any day now.
thanks for the great images as always
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@bl@ster:
Yo Salami, what leather is that? Can you post the full specs?
not ss but here you go lad:
Counter Leather Dark Brown French Calf, Celastic Toe Box Single Celastic Toe, Height 6", Midsole Double, Heel Base Standard, Last Semi Dress (Bounty Hunter), Steel Toe No Thanks, Upper (Shaft) Leather Dark Brown French Calf, Toe Cap No Thanks, Toe Vamp Leather Dark Brown French Calf, Top Rolled Top, Hardware Brass Eyes & Hooks, Leather Liner Brown, Pull Loops Leather Pull Loops, Size - Width D (medium), Lace Design Plain Toe, Sole Vibram Composition Half Sole, Toe Cap Leather Color Does not apply, Edge Brown, Heel Lifts Standard, Size - Length 7
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I wear same size in redwings and Whites
