Mine fit me well. And since AE is known for customer service, you'll likely walk away happy in the end. I'd go to a store and get professionally fitted and try them on.

And maybe consider not buying immediately because....

They sell factory seconds via ShoeBank - Allen Edmonds Factory Outlet

That Long Branch in 14 at the outlet

shaves a bit off the price if you can stand to have some probably invisible cosmetic flaws. The flaws are usually misaligned eyelets, bunged perforations, or who knows. You have to order over the phone and there's a $10 return fee, but you can certainly call the stores selling the product and ask them to examine and tell you what flaws it has.

OR BETTER YET, that size 14 I linked to is in Riverhead, NY. Have a nice Sunday drive.

 

Random pictures, bishes, random pictures ... not random shoewear fetishes you want to share with your fellow closetmates.

 

RIP Terry!

 

here is a random picture to shut you up.

 

You posted argument without an image in the Pictures of Shoes thread, so you get Pony.






There's a retail store just a few blocks from here at 44th & Madison, so I'll stop by there.








To be quite honest, nothing about driving three hours each way, through Yonkers, The Bronx, Queens and Hicksville (yes, literally, the town of Hicksville, NY is along the way), and winding up at the extreme ***-end of Long Island, strikes me in any way as constituting a nice Sunday drive.


Actual, non-retouched photos of typical Long Island neighborhood:












I'll happily pay retail to avoid that ****.

 

https://i.imgur.com/IomGkRU.webm

Try clicking one. I have no idea what I'm doing.

 

It is amazing that people still live the above conditions, I'm guessing that country to be Sri Lanka or India some place. Horrible!
The world we live in needs a serious make over.

 

but everyone hates capitalism...

 

No country in human history has ever been lifted out of poverty by the grace of a benevolent nation. Every successful economy has arisen from within, the product of its own beneficiaries. Civil order and respect for the rule of law cannot be handed out as alms.





























The remainder of this post will be about RobertCop:

 

You have obviously never played Civ Though I will admit that no one has ever referred to my actions as "benevolent"

 

FWIW, those pictures were from India.

India has the world's tenth largest economy by GDP, is rich in natural resources, has huge amounts of arable land, benefits from a stable government, a strong military, and a relatively non-corrupt police force. If the Indian people wished to eliminate the slum conditions depicted above, they would be perfectly capable of doing so.

However, India is also a highly segregated nation, where old notions of class-based and religion-based discrimination effectively divide the country into a number of different sects which, by tradition, exist as virtually separate nations. No foreign nation can "make over" this characteristic which is as fundamentally ingrained in Indian culture as sloth and entitlement are in the culture of the US state of Virginia.

 

"This is your pilot speaking. We're at a cruising altitude of 41,000 feet, and we're just going to be making ***** shapes in the air today."

Aviation fans who on Thursday night happened to check FlightRadar24 — the popular site that gives users the ability to track the flight paths of planes around the world — might have noticed an odd pattern that a private plane made above Florida.



If you haven't noticed just yet, it greatly resembles a *****.

While it's unknown whether this particular pilot was aware that he or she was drawing a sky ***** (come on, they had to know), it's definitely hilarious.

Bored pilot draws ***** on FlightRadar with private plane

 

Oh, and here's a fully-functional 3d printed replica of a Toyota 5-speed manual gearbox:





And the fully-functional 3d printed replica of the Toyota 22R-E engine to which it is mated:

 

https://i.imgur.com/vBcUdod.webm

 

Philosophy:

 

there are no less than 2 ***** on those flight paths.

 

Funny if Scott and I weren't both tragically lazy gym rats who work very hard at work sometimes.



the third one is mine and cannot be contained in a small screenshot?

 

six rulers.

 

 

I cannot stop laughing at that.

Props, sir.