morjas shoes
Currently looking for some brown leather derbies and this brand came up. Does anyone here have experience with them and simmilarly does anyone know of any alternatives which can be bought in Europe ideally for the same or a lower price
SThey have a pretty good reputation. I've been eyeing some of their belts. Meermin has pretty similar shoe styles.
BMorjas is solid
BBobbies
Bobbies' extensive collection of Oxford shoes are perfect for formal occasions, including weddings, funerals and important business events.
BBobbies Paris makes some nice looking and affordable derby shoes!
BYou can get them on sale for at around 150-170€.
KI liked the look what are they like quality wise
BI‘d say good to very good value for money!
Bi think they have also really nailed their styling; love the chunky(ish) loafers and derbys
Bespecially at sales prices they are really attractive
Kthat is cool to hear I liked their styles but quality is difficult when it comes to shoes
BThey’re not amazing or anything but I think their designs are worth the trade off
Byeah; essentially it depends on what leather they use; I’d probably say they are similar in quality to Solovair (and maybe Paraboot).
KYeah I'm not expecting anything crazy but maybe better than the doc martens I had
KAre those two comperable in quality?
Bdefinitely comparable to Solovair, perhaps even better as Solovair has had considerable qc issues lately
BThe leather quality is definitely the struggle
KMakes sense feels like that would be the biggest issue with anything more budget
Khttps://www.bobbies.com/en/4000783020-niels-brownie.html
https://www.bobbies.com/en/4000783115-terrence-brownie.html
https://www.bobbies.com/en/4000783115-terrence-brownie.html
Bobbies
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Bobbies
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KI quiet like these styles
Kand they are blake stiched which is good as far as I know
Bconstruction methods don't really matter tbh
BI think the Terrence Brownie ones might not age that well; the leather looks quite polished and/ or a ‘heavy finish’
BI’m quite fond of the suede leather they offer
KRight but being able to resole is nice
KI would also be open to paying more are there any brands that do this sort of style with a bit higher quality
BUnsure if/when they'll restock but Lof & Tung are always v good
https://www.skoaktiebolaget.com/collections/derbies/products/lof-tung-gessi-in-mahogany-country-calf
https://www.skoaktiebolaget.com/collections/derbies/products/lof-tung-gessi-in-mahogany-country-calf
Skoaktiebolaget
Löf & Tung Plain Toe Blucher "Gessi" in Mahogany Country Calf. The only PTB you'll ever need? Goodyear welted.
KI'm also liking norwegian split toes without the splits atm if that makes sense
BLike Indy type shoes?
Kyeah
Kor like the chambord
Klöf&tung looks nice but their selection seems very focused on the made to order bit which is kinda pricy
