Shoes update

Is that Carmina or Mermin? I thought Carminas are made in Spain?

Try WJ & Co at Bangsar.

Here's their FB fanspage :
https://www.facebook.com/wjandco/

Plal too cheap for u issit

Nice pair of Lobbs! really tempted with a pair of Vass. Might visit them in Budapest.

Haha I nearly landed a RM1,100 Barker @ Plal but decided nah. Went to WJ&Co the carmina's are beautiful !

In the end I bought a Loake L1 Oxford. The material is quite stiff though. Any way to soften it faster ?

Where do you guys shop for all those fancy colors socks

In KL PJ no more such shops ah?

arrived this morning, perfect fit 

A pair of loafers from LV for RM3200 is a steal, straight away get tuhao cred man. Get some hermes belt too and you're good to go

designers shoes are never best "bang for the buck" in term for quality. many made in Italy using blake welt. they do sell glued sneaker and shoes. U paying for the designer name to show U can afford to spend for a "inferior" product.. or tell ppl "hey I am a carrot"!

for quality go for Bespoke/MTO shoes and show U can really afford and blow 11K+
http://www.styleforum.net/t/512506/mto-vs-bespoke-shoes

like many has stated, ppl here are not into designer and pay for marketing over quality

Finally order my Loake 1880 from pedi wear with black fri discount code ... P.lal is selling at 1099 but my order was £151 . Like finally
Waiting for them to process my order...

It's the end of the day and my feet are black and blue.

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But I'm not in pain, I'm loving my new laces. Navy baby!

Woot? I wish.

Loake, calf.

Yup. Bought it from PLal about 3 years ago.

Hehe, no actually. Have been in a 2 shoe, then later 3 shoe rotation for the past 3 years. Heel has worn out and been change once. The stick on rubber sole ala Topy is also wearing out now.

Cost me a bit over 800 IIRC.

Depends on what kind of leather. Guessing based on brand name and colour only, I'm thinking dubbin would be a good start. Rub in briskly with fingers to heat it up for best absorption.

Always try new products in a small unnoticeable spot first.

It's greasy because basically it is grease bro.

Key is to apply sparingly and with some heat. And also to know your leather type. I wouldn't use it on my dress shoes for example. I have Saphir Renovateur and Bick 4 for that.

How do your soles show so little wear and tear? Do you just walk on carpeted surfaces all the time?

Have you seen his shoe collection? He can rotate shoes after every meal and still not use his entire collection in a work week. Lol.