Anyone remember como shoes

[naked lilac]

I had a few Pairs of Comos and used to wear them with me Harrington G9 Jacket (£120 Now..Jaeeesssus) and me 2 Tone Bluey/Green Keks and me Boss Bennies from Tony Harris on Lime St..
I've looked everywhere for shoes like Comos and these black Loake are the nearest I have ever found..complete with steel tips !!.(£3 fitted in that cobblers opposite The Slaughter house..Bargain !!)
I still wear a nice black overcoat..with me navy Tootal polka dot Scarf..and me Black Baker Boy flat cap..
Got about 20 of them Tootal Scarves....SKINS RULE !!

My Dad had a few of those.. Nice shoes...

[Gerard]

My Dad had a few of those.. Nice shoes...

Thanks naked lilac..

[Roscoe]

Ox blood comos, two tone pants, blazer, 5 park drive, and a ride around Sefton Park on my "Lammy" with my Judy on the back, I was in cloud nine. Head home to play some Tamla Motown on the Dansette. Roll on 1970. Simple pleasures, no drugs or drink, beat that kids of today.

Jes` I feel old.

[eddie french]

You got the clobber right but a Lammie?
Vespa SS 180 is the one.
I could wheeley that thing!
Oh, and Edwin Star singing (Shouting) WAR! Huh!

[lindylou]

Edwin Star - 'War What Is it Good For ! '

I saw him singing it live

[MerseysideTransportTrust]

Loads of Scooters coming through Ormskirk on Sunday ,most riders in mod gear must have been a local do somewhere. MMM the smell of the 2 stroke oil Hic !

Rob

[shank]

Cant believe no one mentioned Flemings jeans wore my monkey boots through the week. And on Sunday my Como's and my Flemings.

[gregs dad]

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I remember the como shoes but I always wore Nebraska shoes which I bought
from the Stirling Shoe Company in Lime St. This is me taken by the missus
in Stanley Park wearing them and my casual gear from Brass & Jackson the
tailors on Norton St. I think the year was 1959. Evertons old floodlights can be seen in the background.

gregs dad

[Waterways]

I think the year was 1959. Evertons old floodlights can be seen in the background.

....and the side of the old Goodison Rd stand and the back of the old Park End stand (called Goodison Ave then).

The tallest floodlight pylons in the country - boy they were tall.

[Waterways]

Vespa SS 180 is the one.

I had the Vespa 150 Sportique.