oh damn, who is this crockett and jones guy?

I don't use shoe trees, I don't even use a shoehorn, I wear all my shoes with my index finger.

i am sure a pair of kangaroo boots from RM Williams would be nice

so u wont consider chukkas?

too bad then

Wear better shoes.

Driving shoes were created for a damn good reason. I always keep a pair in my car to be worn in lieu of my dress shoes when driving.

You're 21 but have graduated? So what are you gonna do now, go work for papa?

Recently a colleague started wearing Hugo Boss shoes. He doesn't care or know much about the construction, quality, etc. I asked him why and he replied, "The Chairman likes the brand and knows I'm using Hugo Boss suits and shoes. That's all that matters".

If your vehicle is under warranty, stick to original equipment.

I had wonderful brake pads installed on my car. Buttery smooth pedal feel, more cengkam than OEMs. Cannot tell you the brand though.

I do not polish my Chucks and I used to wear them daily.

Better have the brakes & suspension ( as well as common sense ) to go with all the power. Otherwise the driver of the vehicle will be dressed by a mortician!!

Sad to say , the retail trade here has poor standards. Not only do the shop assistants have poor product knowledge, some of them tend to treat customers like imbeciles .

They have to fit the jacket in quick time before rigor mortis sets in. No need to show the shoes as the bottom half of the coffin can be kept closed to cover the mutilated limbs resulting from the car crash. Otherwise buy the stripe pants from Kotmj's bundle shop.

Most folks focus on the engine & HP without taking a holistic view of the driving experience & safety.Good tyres are also essential.

Great thing about shopping  in the West is the fact that they treat everyone as a potential customer which should be the case. The customer may not be able to afford the product today but you want him to think of how well he was treated & aspire to owning your product , purchasing it one day when he can afford it..

Paris & Parisians in general may be arrogant but the warmest & best customer service I've encountered there was at Charvet the shirtmakers. Made me feel as welcome as a kampung wedding!!

Good tyres are essential to safety & performance. I usually use different widths in my front & back to give mine better handling. Downside is the costs as tyres can only be swapped left to right & not rotated in the normal manner .

Interesting although I'm not partial to square toes. It could do with some polish & glazing at the quarters & toes to give it a bid of patina . Care to provide more details on the shoes & where you got them from?

I think those shoes would fit you very well. Buy a few pairs and make them your OneShoe. Really, I'm not being being sarcastic or trying to lead you down the road to sartorial perdition. I'm too pure a soul for those.

I predict the horse bit Gucci loafer (circa 1966?) will make a comeback after Wall Street 2 hits the cinemas.




Which works better? Black or brown?

i do have another pair in brown suede but i doubt i have posted it here......

thanks beau. i am in south jakarta, apartment's there but i move around quite a lot.

sorry dude, i dont know how to use drawing softwares.very bad at it too during school. 

being a foreigener here, i could not continue with one of my main hobbies, automobiles. so i am turning to shoes, wood work, antiques and very recently, clothes to tinker about in my spare time.