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For the sake of my pocketbook I'm grateful that I've never been drawn to the fur, however I would 100% wear them in the summer. In Southern California people here wear Uggs pretty much year round... and evenings are chilly, so..... Longevity-wise though, I feel like the fur trend stands a chance of passing before the mule trend does, so if you have any concerns about longevity of the shoe I might swing the non-fur direction? Just my opinion tho.Do you guys wear the fur princetown in the summer?
I'm thinking of getting a pair, but can't decide between fur or no fur.
I have the flora and they are truly stunning!! I did spray them prior to wearing, but leather will be more resilent. Maybe both, lol!Good point @WishList986 .... though now I am debating whether I should swap out the new flora for the light pink leather... not as striking, but a bit more resilient and still a pretty pale neutral, may let me sleep better at night.... This is killing me. I hate being stuck in a decision, and I get mad at myself for the "first-worldness" of it all!
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Love this photo @Eskimo! I'm a big fan of the "keep them all" school of thinking, as long as you'll wear them and it doesn't cause any stress from a financial perspective. For my part, I've decided, after a terrible (and I mean terrible!) internal battle, to return the New Floras and get pink leather instead. Had it been an option to keep both, if money was no thang, I"d not only keep them both but buy them all! Gawwwwwd do I love those new floras. But I got so fed up with the mental struggle I finally decided if I was stressing it that much, something wasn't right. I have the Tians and I don't second guess them for a second because the canvas is pretty bullet proof... I think even more so than the leather. And when I drill down, it's not the actual fabric that was stressing me out, but the combination of the fabric + the light color. With a darker color I think I'd be fine. Gucci shoes are so well made that I really don't doubt the longevity of the fabric with normal wear at all. Just this morning walking into work trying to juggle my laptop, my purse, my coffee, my keys, etc. I sloshed coffee all over the place (and this is, sadly, a fairly regular occurrence for me)... I just don't want to worry that much about... the laws of gravity and how they may apply to my footwear lol!
LOL I had to look up what a Hermes Fourre Tout is! But the thought of *anything* Hermes being deflowered by a matcha latte (ouch) kind of solidifies my reluctance to take the chance on petal pink satin mules. Gravity favors no footwear. Sigh... on to the next one. Because there's always a next one...You know your routine best. I can relate to your sense of dread for even the slightest of stains, because each one eventually adds up. I lost an Hermès Fourre Tout several years ago to this same predicament....matcha latté and ecru canvas are evidently star-crossed lovers lol.
Be happy with what you chose, and just own it! (Oh, and on Wednesdays, we wear pink, haha.)
Once you break them in, they're extremely comfortable. The slingbacks were the most comfortable shoe right out of the box, I've walked miles in them a day with no problem. My mules however, ate away the top of my foot & baby toe when I wore them sightseeing in California. I can wear them with no problem now, but it took some time to break them in.Question for Princetown owners: Are they really comfortable? Would you consider them for walking around Paris in October? [emoji4] TIA
Question for Princetown owners: Are they really comfortable? Would you consider them for walking around Paris in October? [emoji4] TIA
Do you guys wear the fur princetown in the summer?
I'm thinking of getting a pair, but can't decide between fur or no fur.
yes! i had them on whole week in May in Paris. they are my ultimate travel footwear right now. i prefer them over Golden Goose or Chanel flats.Question for Princetown owners: Are they really comfortable? Would you consider them for walking around Paris in October? [emoji4] TIA
Hi, can I ask what year your Jordaans are from? I got mine yesterday and they are soo soft. They almost feel like Chanel espadrilles lambskin. I had to go down a whole size because they were so big. I keep reading a lot of posts that say they are narrow and hard to break in, I am quite the oposite and scared they will be going out of shape the first week because the leather and the whole shoe is so soft.I agree with @WishList986 about breaking in. It also depends on the shape of your foot and how you walk, so the answer is likely to be a little different from everyone. My princetowns aren't super broken in but for me they rub on the inner arch of my left foot enough that if I walked a full day on city streets I would definitely have a blister (I put a sheer plaster or a band-aid on when I wear them). The right foot is fine and could probably go all day. So, for me it wouldn't be my top choice for a day of a lot of walking. But I've seen plenty of posts on here saying the opposite.
Also, isn't Paris kind of chilly in October? For that I might go with the Jordaan, so you could potentially wear it with a sock. (My Jordaans were a b*tch to break in, but once I did they are very comfy for all day walking).
Hi, can I ask what year your Jordaans are from? I got mine yesterday and they are soo soft. They almost feel like Chanel espadrilles lambskin. I had to go down a whole size because they were so big. I keep reading a lot of posts that say they are narrow and hard to break in, I am quite the oposite and scared they will be going out of shape the first week because the leather and the whole shoe is so soft.( I got mine from gucci.com)
Hi there. I am a 100% sure it's Jordaans. No fold down at the back. They feel great on the foot so if they hold their shape I'm happyAre you certain you didn't get the Brixton ($630)? They look just like the Jordaan ($695) except the back can fold down because they are made of really soft leather.
If Gucci did indeed change the leather on the Jordaan, I think I would welcome it. My Brixton has held up with moderate wear. I mean if your shoes fit and they have some structure (e.g. lining), they should keep their shape.