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post #46 of 51
Those suede loafers look edible.
post #47 of 51
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Originally Posted by mth View Post
It's hard to tell with the photographs, but the Vass lasts tend to be a fair bit bulkier overall when compared to the St. Crispins.

yep, i would have said the opposite looking at the pictures.
post #48 of 51
anyone off the top of their head name some other suede loafers similar in style ? (semi boxed toe, welted, no tassel, etc)

post #49 of 51
Many thanks for the side-by-side shots! Can't believe how close the St. Crispins Classic Last and the Vass F Last are.
post #50 of 51
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Originally Posted by Trompe le Monde View Post
anyone off the top of their head name some other suede loafers similar in style ? (semi boxed toe, welted, no tassel, etc)


It's a pretty popular style -- I think there are probably a number of manufacturers which make something similar. I've seen another forum member's Enzo Bonafe shoes which are quite close.
post #51 of 51
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matter of taste, but my prefer Vass- shapely and stylish shoe here, all class.

The St C bulbous and 'old man'- high-walled and inflated toe-box


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Edited by Pliny - 10/13/11 at 2:07am
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