Brown.
Which boot do you prefer?
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I'm assuming these are for wearing with jeans or trousers, not a suit. If that's the case, I'd go with the pebble just for visual interest. If you don't have a pair of dedicated brown shoes for your suit(s), the second might be a better option, but only marginally. Both are gorgeous, and you can't really go wrong either way.
AD's extend well beyond the traditional wet-shaving realm? Who would have thunk it!
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Just a FYI, I just picked up the brown grain at a crazy good price here:
http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_084010362073_-1
Approx. 50 pounds less than other places and also free international shipping, and a free 5 pound gift card to boot. While there will be import tax most likely, it is still a great deal. Get them while they last!
http://www.debenhams.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/prod_10701_10001_084010362073_-1
Approx. 50 pounds less than other places and also free international shipping, and a free 5 pound gift card to boot. While there will be import tax most likely, it is still a great deal. Get them while they last!
I much prefer the pebble grain. Although more casual, I think it has more "style". I would leave "versatile" to any old dress shoe.
Glad you picked up the pebble grain. Wear won't be as apparent, and in fact will make them look nicer as you wear and polish.
I think the pebble grain. I have two pair of Allen Edmonds Malvern chukka boots, same brown color, one plain, one pebble grain. The pebble grain looks classier in these boots. As with most pebble grain the graining thins out over the toe where the leather is stretched over the toe of the last.
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Look what arrived.......only took 4 days from UK!
Pebble grain...
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Just a couple pics for reference.........
The nicest pair of the two imo. Congrats!
