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 I am sure they could, at a charge.  What I am not sure is the outcome of the pattern change; are you going to lower the balmoral line to the bottom of the peak?  or are you removing the peak and moving the balmoral line up?  That SC pair's balmoral line is very very shallow and the only reason it works is the downward pointing peak to balance and give some depth to the shallow horizontal line.
 Style preference.  William I looks better to me...  Much more classic.
How would the leather or construction be indestructible during winter?
 By that logic, my $10 leather gloves from Home Depot must have very high quality as they survived more water and mud than any of my shoes. p.s., JL leather is much softer wearing than EG or G&G IME, but that could be due to variations in construction.  I dont think they opt to use any lower quality leather but it just happens that my black pair feels is more wrinkle prone and less lustrous than my other SC or other high-end shoes.  I did not make myself clear.  Aside from...
Sun bleaching will like a very long time and could potentially dry up the leather... The easiest solution is to darken the lighter color shoe to match the darker color one.Acquired patina or time induced antiquing will make shoes turn lighter in color.What you have described is faux antiquing or applied patina.
Looks interesting but the leather quality is not high IME especially for black ones. And for some reason they don't take polish well.
 Its definitely not; no one gives a damn.
Gawd even your sneakers are black...
I think their next shipment from SC is early March.Delays are inevitable given their LSBH store remodeling and personnel changes.I hope SC can do decent at Wingtip SF and Mr Car can visit SF more frequently than just an annual trip to LA.
That's more than $40k retail...
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