get the products first then go for local carpenter to customize one, 1:1 scale.

+1

Cheap and efficient, you can even use your own wood, hinges etc if you want something special/premium

Got one ready made in one of the Indonesian teak furniture shops for less than $100 on sale some time back

what is the brand of this shoe....damn nice

you're shitting me right? right???

no no...this look great in my eyes....

Eyes of the beholder mate.

I had a housemate while in uni, he would always say that different people had different tastes. I told him one day that some people have taste and some do not.

This post has been edited by kotmj: Apr 20 2011, 02:31 PM

^maybe to them, no taste means got taste....

maybe.

the best dressed person i saw this year was not a suited person (most suited people look terrible, not just in malaysia but everywhere). was at the loaf pavilion and out of nowhere 2 guys came out of pavi. one was wearing a white t, skinny jeans, and flourescent yellow sneakers. the jeans was 3 inches above his ankles. but i was amazed by the look -- everything fit so well, hair was great too.

hmmm, you have changed....

i see kotmj likes looking at hair now too... EVERYONE! go get your hair done!

I think he meant pubic hair. Read between the lines.

Lokemui this is the 2nd time I'm telling you this week that you watch too much gay porn!

So, I have a pair of black AE park avenues that i wear with suits and business casual attire. They're decently shiny right now, but i'm thinking of going all out and bulling them to a mirror shine. Do you guys think that'll look tacky?

Nothing wrong with shiny black shoes. In fact I think it's the only way black shoes can look good.

But can you achieve the mirror shine? =P

Any fans of tan shoes out there?

nice pair of shoes there.

i am a fan of 'anything-but-black-shoes', so it makes me a fan of tan shoes.

btw, any gentleman know where to procure the shoe inking product?