hi guys, since this is a shoes thread, i guess i could ask a noobish question here >.<"
where can i get a shoes tree, and of course with its price as well
thx
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hi guys, since this is a shoes thread, i guess i could ask a noobish question here >.<"
where can i get a shoes tree, and of course with its price as well thx |
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Jul 7 2010, 02:32 PM
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ow...will plastic even hold firmly? i guess not, it'll eventually break
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Jul 7 2010, 05:00 PM
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hmmm, i'll listen to your advice and not go for the plastic
did get one with spring, it kinda flimsy, and the spring seems does not hold tight enough... so far all i can ask for cheapest is running at RM75 (wood) the cash converter has 2nd hand which selling at RM12 only for wood!? but sold off... since its a shoe tree, i don expect to spend much on it... lanatir did mentioned the range is from 30-100, may i know where to get the 30bucks instead? |
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Jul 9 2010, 09:45 AM
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QUOTE(e_trade_pj @ Jul 8 2010, 07:55 PM) [attachmentid=1666355] found this at isetan lot 10, for RM33.90 or RM35.90...forgot...Shoes tree - i bought this at tropicana city, the cobbler at lower ground floor, near the carrefour cashier counter... price stated RM3X.00 (can't remember), ask for discount then i paid for RM30.. either way, why would i spend expensive shoes tree for a shoes that cost not even over 800? yes i'm cheap...thx for reminding... thx for those who being informative...and.....for those who can't accept cheap.....er hmm er hmm..... remember the thread title is shoes thread, it doesn't stated as "expensive shoes" only... and i'm happy with what i have... |
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Jul 9 2010, 10:03 AM
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QUOTE(lanatir @ Jul 9 2010, 09:49 AM) not sure how much ur shoes cost but RM800 is more than what most of the population would spend on a pair of shoes. i dunno either, just that i found its very comfortable to wear on, bought it at metrojaya tho...since it can get from a departmental store i'm sure is not those high end or tailor made shoes that you guys referring to... |
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Jul 23 2010, 12:19 AM
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i have to say that i have shallow knowledge on shoes, well today i just bought a pair of "dunno what" shoes, and it happened to meet my all my requirement (i really meant it when i said it met all the criteria i have in my mind", i always wanted a brown and with the specific pattern which desired, unfortunately due to the problem i have with my toe, i hardly wear heel shoes, so the prerably would be flat base....
Problem now is, i really need to ask all the gurus here, which type of pants to suit this shoes? and a little information bout this shoes to be taught also a great help to me...can't google up any information by itself... giancarlo nori is the name This post has been edited by Mave[rick]: Jul 23 2010, 12:22 AM Attached thumbnail(s) |
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Jul 23 2010, 09:30 AM
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QUOTE(BonVivant @ Jul 23 2010, 03:57 AM) Greetings Thx for the info...That's a pair of semi-brogue oxfords I reckon. Clearly, it has cemented, synthetic soles which is not to my liking. However, I doubt even 1 in 1000 people will notice that, so I'm just being a pain. For most shoes, I prefer to polish them at least once before I wear them. It gives makes them look less crass in my opinion. Trust me, it does wonders especially on lower end shoes. Just a word of caution, while most leather can be polished, avoid polishing patent leather. I would match your shoes with a pair of jeans. Something that looks a little on the vintage side will be good. Make sure they're not too baggy ! As your shoes look quite contemporary, I would avoid wearing them with anything more formal than jeans, khakis and cords included. If you want to make a little statement, wear them sockless with shorts! In Malaysia's climate, don't forget to powder your feet if you did that. i'm just a novice for shoes... just some thought in mind, unsure what made the sole, but it did feels like leather... i really can't derive whether its synthetic or real coz i can't locate any indicator with the little hide icon... besides, what else can i do to identify? can it consider as a full brogued oxford? but i'm unsure whether its a oxford or derbies coz i not sure the tongue is stiched over the lace (will check it out tonight after work) since it have a wingtip and more punched through heel counter, and furthermore, its ballet flat. and 1 more thing, i suspect the shoe is blake stiched, not cemented >.<" correct me if i'm wrong....i bought a wrong shoes oh...and btw, i bought it at robinson the garden, great deal, coz they're having sales till this monthend (july). spotted a few pair of florsheim with 30% :-) and a lot of italian made shoes and some london, looks descent... since its friday, pay a visit there, u'll never regret... This post has been edited by Mave[rick]: Jul 23 2010, 10:16 AM |
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QUOTE(zariqcools @ Jul 24 2010, 02:25 AM) you may find oxford almost at anywhere, from the big time departmental store like isetan, parkson, metrojaya, jusco, robinson, to your local stall, or shoes outlet/boutique...decent, it depend on your personal preference... This post has been edited by Mave[rick]: Jul 24 2010, 08:59 AM |
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Does anyone have the idea that, where the cobbler in klcc has moved?
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Jan 31 2011, 10:23 AM
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QUOTE(soulquarianz @ Jan 31 2011, 12:11 AM) hey guys any idea where i can find shoe tree or similiar with it in KL? by adjustable shoe trees you mean this?today went to midvalley but none of the shop selling it.... care to give a direction? i need the one specially those adjustable.... ![]() ^never saw those before in real, can't help or just a shoe trees like below? ![]() if it a shoe trees like below, most of the cobbler do carry them Midvalley cobbler at B1 do carry shoe trees and selling RM70 a pair but bear in mind, those are not cedar, just rubber wood, but good enough to absorb moist and reduce creases you may ask for cedar shoe trees but those in 3 digit prices :-) RM250 is the lowest so far i've discovered Florsheim cedar shoe trees RM199 at pavilion parkson. Structure as below : ![]() Some of the gentlemen here may able to give you a ride in their bulk buying trip shipped in with much lower price and better quality. |
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May 13 2011, 09:55 AM
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QUOTE(magnifizio @ May 7 2011, 07:49 PM) hey guys, classic penny loafers? with that budget, i believe you may find youself a pair at M&Show does florsheim loafers fair? or how about the american classic? gh bass/weejuns? i been trying to get a pair of classic penny loafers budget of 250-350. any suggestions? Added on May 13, 2011, 10:05 am QUOTE(leekumkee @ May 8 2011, 08:42 AM) im looking for a pair of decent oxfords. care to recommend me some brands? ive been eyeing for pair of churchs.. There is a lot of info given by all of the gentlemen in here, if you have the time read through the whole thread, it will definitely give you the idea which or where to get one of those "your desired" shoes.Church's price is at the high side, if one aim for an "entry level" in this shoes world. Loake or Cheaney may be a good start off with price as low as RM600 PLAL is the place to visit if you have the time... anyway, that all just my 2 cents :-) happy hunting Added on May 13, 2011, 10:10 am QUOTE(Stuffi @ May 8 2011, 11:19 AM) Florsheim could have high discount up to 70%, selling below RM500Robinson @ Garden Outlet @ BU Parkson @ Pavilion But you may end up spending more, cause florsheim carry their own shoe horn, tree and wax...which you may find it irresisstable. :-) This post has been edited by Mave[rick]: May 13 2011, 10:12 AM |
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