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BESPOKE62 wrote:I am curious as to why...

Dear BESPOKE62,

Please carefully re-read T.K.'s post again. It provides a more accurate description.

NFW is a different type of cloth, not "another option" as inadequately advertised.

T.K. wrote:They are totally different cloths...

fresco truly breathes [and] hardly creases!

T.K. has said it all.

This Cutter and Tailor thread is simply wrong. Well, it's the internet.

Concordia wrote:Probably the nicest-looking Adelaides I've ever seen. Enjoy!

Agreed. Congratulations.

Excellent post and translation,

both Sig. Mancuso and Costi. Thank you both.

http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff467/m-lan1/Marinella/2011-06-01_084559.jpg http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff467/m-lan1/Marinella/DanielaSantanch_eGiovanniTosolini.jpg http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff467/m-lan1/Marinella/MaurizioMarinella_DaliladiLazzaro_PaoloVeronesi_GiovanniTosoli...

Daedalus, you are the treasure of LL.

Excellent, excellent photos. Thank you, Daedalus.

Excellent work and documentary. Thank you.

I don't know if it is relevant but I am using a brush made of horsehair. Hi, I believe you should use a stiffer brush such as boar bristle and brush hard for say 30 minutes. I also believe Saphir's cordovan care products are neatsfoot oil based. If all these failed, you should take a picture and se...

You might find a closer who can do it all for you... I would guess that there are about 7 or 8... It's not that difficult. There are colleges and workshops offering shoe making classes right in the center of London. If you wish, you may take the course yourself. Here for one: http://carreducker.com...

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