▲ 14 r/goingmedieval
Why aren't my settlers putting on summer clothes?
They had their clothes "manually forced", so I removed them, but they don't do nothing else.
u/Dekimus — 7 hours ago
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▲ 15 r/goingmedieval
How do I set this so my settlers change their clothes when changing seasons?
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u/Dekimus — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/Boots
I need a pair of boots that don’t fall apart in less than a year, but I can resole at any given moment.
Well, so my second post here, this time asking you nice people to let me know a good pair of boots that meets my requirements. So… Here we go:
Region: EU (Spain)
Style: Military Walker
Budget: 200€
In case it’s impossible to get me something like this with that budget, I can save up a little more during a while and just get the MK V from William Lennon, but asking them to change the dark brown leather with a full black leather (if possible). These go up to 330€ including shipping costs.
Is there any hope for me? I just want a nice looking, but resistant pair of boots without spending more than half my salary (I’m a college student so I can’t have a full-time job and thus my salary is mediocre)
u/Dekimus — 4 days ago
▲ 2 r/AskACobbler
I need a pair of boots that don’t fall apart in less than a year, but I can resole at any given moment.
Well, so my second post here, this time asking you nice people to let me know of a good pair of boots that meets my requirements. So… Here we go:
Region: EU (Spain)
Style: Military Walker
Budget: 200€
In case it’s impossible to get me something like this with that budget, I can save up a little more during a while and just get the MK V from William Lennon, but asking them to change the dark brown leather with a full black leather (if possible). These go up to 330€ including shipping costs.
Is there any hope for me? I just want a nice looking, but resistant pair of boots without spending more than half my salary (I’m a college student so I can’t have a full-time job and thus my salary is mediocre)
u/Dekimus — 4 days ago
▲ 2 r/AskACobbler
How do I know about the quality of a boot to prevent taking them to a cobbler (too fast)?
I’ve been like crazy searching for a pair of boots for a price that nowadays seems impossible to find, since there’s nothing below 300-400€.
These are from a brand that specialises in aviator boots, for pilots and the army, made in Estonia. They are cheaper than most of the boots I’ve seen, but they’re beautiful.
Are there any tricks that you cobblers know, when searching for boots —aside from buying in reliable shops as Red Wings (whose style is different and not meant for me rn)— to know if the quality of the leather, the sole, and the stitching are good? I don’t want the sole to be ripped off too quickly just for buying a not reliable brand.
(Have in mind two things: 1. I’m from Europe. 2. I have no actual knowledge about leather and boots in general).
Thanks :)
u/Dekimus — 5 days ago