Cole Haan cool 1960 'dapper skinhead' look or old man brand?

[Bea Earlton Park]

So, Is Cole Haan kinda cool on that 1960 'dapper skinhead detective/MOD' look or is it an oldman white collar brand? Interested to know since none are flexing this gear with their Selvedge Jeans and Vespas. Thinking it might look kinda hot.

Sound of, one, two. Sound off 1,2,3,4..

Bea.

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Edited by Bea Earlton Park on Jun 30, 2005 at 01:33 AM

[M4TM]

more propaganda?

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want to post a list of all the brands Nike own Bea? Then we can discuss them all and your work for the year will be done ...

[meditation]

i need some nice leather gloves

[darknworn]

I have been wearing Cole Haan shoes for a few years now. They're comfortable, durable and reasonably priced. Most of their stuff are conservatively designed, which is good for the business world. I generally stay away from the G series stuff, but some of the oxford shoes with Nike Air are awesome for business trips when you have to live out of a suitcase and hop from one airport to the next.

like this one:

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[neawts]

I love wearing my Starter jacket while skating in my Bauer skates on a cool day.

[Teddy Boy Rocker]

definitely leaning towards the sussed skinhead/hardmod look. i like the upper left coat...would make a nice alternative to a good crombie and you'd stand out from the herd. would def look proper with a slimfit 60s style ben sherman buttondown and selvage jeans with the obligatory .5" turnup. a lot of the skinhead suss can easily come off as oldmanish if the geezer wearing it can't pull it off Joe Hawkins style.

the shoes are pretty ace as well. i've seen that loafer in red and it was swweeet