Viberg
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come on! group buy or just you G
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hmmmm….....
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Nice pair MightyMouse! Tried on a similar pair at the pop-up shop and really liked them (beside the fact they were .5" too small for me). Beauties
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A new addition to the Viberg Family arrived this morning courtesy of Mr Clint D ( Thanks again Clint for your help in getting this purchase organised ). Clint picked up the boots from the Viberg sample sale but they were a bit too small. His loss has been my gain and I am very pleased with them.
A quick shot of the family
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I am pulling in the biggest favour of my Viberg life, has to be just for me…..
Please tell me its not the reverse cordovan boondocker I had a picture of sitting in my mailbox last night…. I felt like puking when I saw that ;). Not a good look IMO
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i think you should get them to make a 8.5 one too G cause i know what ever you got going should be on my feet and that would help me as i dont know what boot to get next.
cant wait to see what you have planned. G, Viberg and a big favour = WOW
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A new addition to the Viberg Family arrived this morning courtesy of Mr Clint D ( Thanks again Clint for your help in getting this purchase organised ). Clint picked up the boots from the Viberg sample sale but they were a bit too small. His loss has been my gain and I am very pleased with them.
A quick shot of the family
Looking great! Glad you're enjoying them!
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ddtrash. Those r super nice. What r the specs on them?
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These Viberg Blue Oxfords from the second round sample sale are just wonderful. Had to make a video for them!
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nigel viberg
green or brown ????
Green ones are lovely , dont get the arrow , bit like having L & R on yer boot ..
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I got my new Viberg's yesterday
It's the last 2045, fits similar to the last 110!
Horween's Whiskey Scotch Grain Cavalier / Brown Chromexcel
nice !
from viberg.com??
Yes, from viberg.com.
I want to try, how easy it's to order. -
dont get the arrow , bit like having L & R on yer boot ..
The significance of the broad arrow is actually a symbol which was used by the British military; it could be found on various military items like boxes and guns, to helmuts and boots.
It is also known as the Pusser's (from Purser) Mark. It was used by the Royal Navy to identify things that belonged to them and hence the Purser could identify stuff that was stolen from him. Our house was built by the Royal Navy in 1830. There are Pusser's Marks all over the place. All of the individual hinges are stamped with it, even some individual bricks and flagstones. Here is the pavement outside our house….
I will look for more tonight….
