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[Dappered | Spier’s New Dress Shoes, Extra 50% off EXPRESS Clearance, & more – The Thurs. Men’s Sales Handful]() --------------------------------------------------------------- - [Spier’s New Dress Shoes, Extra 50% off EXPRESS Clearance, & more – The Thurs. Men’s Sales Handful](#1) - [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch](#2) - [Steal Alert: 15% off Jack Black and Kiehl’s Grooming Stuff at Nordstrom](#3) [Spier’s New Dress Shoes, Extra 50% off EXPRESS Clearance, & more – The Thurs. Men’s Sales Handful](r/Dappered/~3/hEuUadPJyYg/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 01 Oct 2020 03:00 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. Sales that deserve some attention heading into the weekend or a bit earlier. Five of the better sales are below, plus bonus sales if need be. Included are a few picks worth pointing out. [East Dane: Up to 60% off their fall sale]( [East Dane men's shoes and bags]( - [Allen Edmonds Higgins Mill – $297.50]( ($425) - [Allen Edmonds Neumok in Suede – $206.50]( ($295) - [Wolverine 1000 Mile Boots – $269.50]( ($385) - [R.M. Williams Comfort Turnout Boots – $297]( ($495) - [Filson Medium Duffle Bag – $276.50]( ($395) - [Filson Dryden Briefcase – $136.50]( ($195) Been a while since East Dane got some airtime. They’re an Amazon owned project, so, everything ships fast (real fast) and free, especially if you have Prime. Free returns too unless it’s tagged with a “final sale” label. Spendy stuff here. Lots of designer labels. They aren’t as Mr. Porter fancy pants, but they’re on the road to being so. [EXPRESS: Extra 50% off their clearance section](//www.express.com/mens-clothing/sale/clearance/cat890006) [Express menswear] - [Slim Blue Luxe Comfort Knit Suit Jacket – $59.99](//www.express.com/clothing/men/slim-blue-luxe-comfort-knit-suit-jacket/pro/04372505/color/Dusty%20Blue/e/regular/) ($228) - [Slim Button-Down Wrinkle-Resistant Performance Dress Shirt – $19.99](//www.express.com/clothing/men/slim-button-down-wrinkle-resistant-performance-dress-shirt/pro/00302778/color/Horizon%20Blue/e/regular/) ($69.99) - [Black Nylon Convertible Tote Backpack – $19.99](//www.express.com/clothing/men/black-nylon-convertible-tote-backpack/pro/00150884/color/Pitch%20Black/) ($69.90) - [Slim Cotton/Poly/Spandex Performance Tech Pant – $29.99](//www.express.com/clothing/men/slim-performance-tech-pant/pro/03073512/color/Steel/) ($98) For the serious deal hunters. More than a few of us spent some time in our early 20s digging through the clearance racks at our local EXPRESS. Just try and keep it from getting too loud. Like the above. Not loud at all. Kinda conservative actually. Throw some sneakers in there and thanks to the knit jacket and tech shirt and tote that converts to a backpack… you’ve got yourself a nice [contemporary business casual]( setup, all made out of super versatile pieces that can work with other things, all for not as many bucks as one might think. [Spier & Mackay: New Goodyear Welted Shoes are in]( [Spier and Mackay men's shoes]( - [Dark Brown Wholecut Oxfords – $248]( - [Black Wholecut Oxfords – $248]( - [Tobacco Suede Chukkas – $248]( - [Tobacco Suede Cap Toe Oxfords – $248]( - [Dark Brown Double Monks – $248]( - [Dark Brown Cap Toe Oxfords – $248]( No sale since they just launched, and they don’t go on sale as often as their tailored wear, but they do seem to come up for codes every once in a while. But boy is the value there already. Efforting an in-person of this run of shoes. [Here’s Adam (our shoe expert) on their 2019 run](. Goodyear welted. Made in Portugal. Nice leather. Fair price. Ships and returns free if it’s your first suit, sportcoat, or shoes purchase. Otherwise you’re on the hook for returns. [Gustin: Made in the USA “Overnighter” in Horween Leather – $349]( [Gustin Made in the USA Overnighter bag]( Ah come on. Look at it. Anyone for a quick overnight road trip to leaf peep? Eh? It’s a pre-order though, so, won’t ship until November or December. Good gracious though is it a looker. 18″ x 11″ x 9″. [Amazon: Prime Day is coming (October 13 – 14)Â]( [Amazon box on Joe's head]( Any reason to use the above photo… which came from [a round up/review of their Peak Velocity men’s activewear brand](. That shot was taken next to a busy highway. Just one more moment of humiliation in a long, long line. But it was worth it. Got the shot. Anyway… Prime Day is coming. Couple weeks out now. Not sure how much of [their Goodthreads]( or [Peak Velocity clothing]( will be on sale (if any). But usually some is. As is a few watches here and there. But who knows. Also worth a mention: - [Bloomingdale’s]( Take 25% off “a large selection of items” w/ FRIENDS (they usually have lots of exclusions) - [Club Monaco]( Extra 30% off sale items w/ MIDSEASON - [Nodus Watches]( Pre-order discounts have expired, BUT… [their Contrail II is now shipping]() if you didn’t pre-order but are still interested. - [Nordstrom]( They’re running a bit of a menswear event. They say “Up to 60% off men’s dresswear”... Standby, working on some picks for this… ff/Dappered?a=hEuUadPJyYg:W0838wFKIZw:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=hEuUadPJyYg:W0838wFKIZw:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=hEuUadPJyYg:W0838wFKIZw:gIN9vFwOqvQ [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch](r/Dappered/~3/INOlHNFCkQs/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 30 Sep 2020 08:00 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. [Lorier Falcon Series II – $499]( NOTE: Some colors are backordered and returning soon, while some won’t be available to ship until clear out in December. Lorier is a small operation. And they’re popular. So their watches sell super quick, and delivery times can be extended. Some say there is a place where a person can own one watch and happily wear it their entire life… My grandfather knew of this place, as he owned one watch and wound it every morning — his watch is one my most treasured possessions, and I think of him often when I wind my own watch(es) in the morning. While my grandfather’s watch found its way to me, his map to the Realm Of The One Watch never did, but I still admire watches which seek to serve in an everyday capacity. A strong candidate for such a watch is Lorier’s redesign of their Falcon line, [the Falcon Series II](, which reinvents the company’s do-everything sports watch. [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch]( The Lorier Falcon II, with his Grandfather’s daily Tissot. I’ve been a fan of Lorier ever since reading about the Neptune years ago, and that fandom was rewarded when I purchased [my own Neptune Series II](. Not long after, a Falcon Series I followed, and then [a Gemini](. When Lorier announced the new Falcon, I was very eager to try one in person, and they provided a loaner for this review. Clearly, I wasn’t going into my time with the Falcon with a clear mind, but being [a man of science](, I proclaim: let objectivity [take the wheel](. [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch]( Falcon I in the rear, with the Falcon II in front. The sizing down is noticeable. Drawing yet [more inspiration from classic sports watches](, this Falcon is dramatically smaller than its predecessor, only 36mm in diameter and 11mm thick (compared to 39mm and 14.3mm, previously). Disregarding the barely-domed, plexiglass crystal, the Falcon’s case is only 9mm thick. Even the screw-down crown is less chunky than before. The marked reduction in thickness is thanks to a new-to-Lorier movement, [the Miyota 90S5](. This Miyota is a no-date movement, so that complication is gone from the dial, but in its place is clean, beautiful symmetry. The Miyota is more expensive to source than the prior generation’s Seiko NH, so the price has increased to a still-reasonable $499. [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch]( The Falcon(s). Another big change to the dial is that the Neptune’s markers have made the jump over to the Falcon. In combination with the carryover waffle pattern, the Falcon is a looker. Even the caseback has been changed, and now [is circumscribed by a continuous ring of the Lorier logo](. It’s a nice touch, and still allows plenty of room for an engraving, as per Lorier’s intention. All of these changes make for super-clean, classic watch design, and it’s great. [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch]( Waffle dial with the Neptune’s markers now making the jump. While the Neptune’s dial markers made it to the Falcon, the overall redesign means that those models no longer share a case, and the Falcon is now rated with 100m of water resistance. While not the 200m of its predecessor or the Neptune, 100m is more than enough for swimming, making this Falcon truly capable of everyday wear (something my grandfather’s watch was definitely not up for). [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch]( Everyday watch? Yes indeed. The main question I had leading up to my time with the Falcon was how it would wear. Most of my watches are 40-42mm in diameter. Stacked on top of each other, the Falcon II isn’t even big enough to hide [the crystal of the Islander ISL-01](! I’m also quite comfortable with watches in the 38mm diameter size, owning several. But 36mm? *does math* That’s at least 2mm less than my regulars! And it’s no longer the mid-20th century! Good grief, Tom, will it even blend?? While the Falcon is “classically-sized” and does feel a bit small, at first, that sensation quickly disappeared. The decreased thickness helps the watch feel wonderful on the wrist, and the dial is perfectly proportioned and legible, in part thanks to the now much slimmer bezel. Going from my older Lorier watches to this new Falcon is a great example of how less really can be more. [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch]( The 36mm Lorier Falcon stacked on [a 43mm Islander Diver](. So…any issues? Well, if I could change one thing about the watch, I suppose it would be the proportion of the bracelet to the case. The Lorier bracelet continues to be fantastic — I sang its praises in my [review of the Neptune](. But at the lugs, the 20mm bracelet width feels a bit too chunky for the watch. I think a NATO, for instance, might look a bit out of place. I’m not sure how to fix that, exactly, since shrinking the bracelet/lug width might make it too slight, and then you have a watch with 19mm lugs, and it’s [mass hysteria]( Again, a minor quibble, but it’s the one (and only) part of the watch that didn’t feel ‘just right’ to me. [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch]( Bracelet tapers from 20mm lugs to 16mm at the clasp. Classic design doesn’t need to mean ‘old.’ To me, it means design that, while having origins in [the good old days](, yesteryear, or [a long, long time ago]( still feels fresh, even contemporary. The Falcon II is just that — it’s a design which pulls heavily from both the aesthetic and ethos of the past, but is a crisp, contemporary design as at home in the 21st century as it would be in the middle of the 20th. I’m looking forward to what Lorier has in store for us [in the future](. About the author: Aaron K. was first brought to Dappered by his love of watches, but has found it to be a great resource for so much more. When not reading Dappered, he’s usually relishing being a dad, spending time with his family & friends, learning about most anything that can fly, or taking photographs. [In Review: The Lorier Falcon Series II Automatic Watch]( ff/Dappered?a=INOlHNFCkQs:6LAXu4yTBK0:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=INOlHNFCkQs:6LAXu4yTBK0:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=INOlHNFCkQs:6LAXu4yTBK0:gIN9vFwOqvQ [Steal Alert: 15% off Jack Black and Kiehl’s Grooming Stuff at Nordstrom](r/Dappered/~3/yByu_q3szUU/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email) Posted: 30 Sep 2020 06:41 AM PDT Heads up: Buying via our links may result in us getting a commission. Also, we take your privacy rights seriously. Head [here]( to learn more. [Nordstrom: 15% off Jack Black and Kiehl’s Grooming Products]( Don’t know about you guys, but some of us have put our epidermis through the cortisol and environmental cheese grater the last few months. Between environmental factors, some super-fun-stress-times, and the daily bombardment of horror scroll via our dopamine delivery devices (*cough* your phone)… some of us are starting to look like we’ve been smoking unfiltered cigarettes since [Brian Dunkleman]( was co-hosting American Idol. What [the f…ront door is going on here](. The early aughts. Wow. [Brooks Brothers Golden Fleece Shoes Steal Alert 9920] - [Jack Black Clean & Cool Body Basics Set – $45.90]( ($54) - [Kiehl’s Jumbo (33.8 oz) Amino Acid Conditioner – $50.15]( ($59) - [Kiehl’s Jumbo (33.8 oz) Body Fuel All-in-One Energizing Wash – $45.90]( ($54) - [Kiehl’s Facial Fuel for Men Set – $46.75]( ($55) - [Jack Black Double-Duty Face Moisturizer SPF 20 – $23.80–$40.80]( ($28–$48) - [Jack Black Beard Lube Conditioning Shave – $9.78–$29.75]( ($11.50–$35) - [Kiehl’s Midnight Recovery Concentrate Face Oil – $24.65–$66.30]( ($29 – $78) - [Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Cleanser $10.20–$18.70]( ($12–$22) Anyway. The point is, a little grooming care can go a long way. And Jack Black and Kielh’s get it done while also looking pretty good on the bathroom counter. This stuff is extraordinarily well reviewed (for good reason), ships free since it’s Nordstrom, and hard to find on sale. Note that the graphic above isn’t to scale. Because I do most of my graphics work in MS Paint. I’m painfully low tech. There’s lots more on sale than just those quick picks above. So, if you’re already a Jack Black or Kiehl’s fan, what you use might be on sale. It’s all price matched. So that means there’s no solid end-date to when the deal expires. Could end today. Could end tomorrow. That’s it. That’s all. Carry on. ff/Dappered?a=yByu_q3szUU:_xykLhz1J1o:yIl2AUoC8zA ff/Dappered?a=yByu_q3szUU:_xykLhz1J1o:qj6IDK7rITs ff/Dappered?a=yByu_q3szUU:_xykLhz1J1o:gIN9vFwOqvQ You are subscribed to email updates from [Dappered Style Mail](). To stop receiving these emails, you may [unsubscribe now](. Email delivery powered by Google Google, 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, United States

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