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The Official Artisanal "streetwear" footwear (boots, shoes, sandals) thread (Guidi, CCP, Augusta, M.

Richmondfrank

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Anybody have insight as to how DVN shoes fit (derby/oxfords) ?


I only have one pair of oxfords from a couple of seasons ago, so this is hardly definitive, but I found that they fit quite small. For a SF-approved comparison, I am a 42 in CPs, a 42 or 43 in MMM GATs, a 42 in MMM sidezips (although they are a little tight) and a 42 in Raf derbies. The DVNs are 42 and it is a tight squeeze.
 

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FAO: eckblk

If I am a 41 (tts) in Guidi back zips and laceups then a 41 in S45 Cdiem should be fine, right?
 

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Thanks.
And how would you compare full grain horse vs (baby) calf?


I've owned both horse, baby calf and kangaroo. If you want to avoid the "sock" thing you should go with horse. My baby calf back zips doesn't hold shape too well (like they've strected a little beyond the outer sole)
 

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I only have one pair of oxfords from a couple of seasons ago, so this is hardly definitive, but I found that they fit quite small. For a SF-approved comparison, I am a 42 in CPs, a 42 or 43 in MMM GATs, a 42 in MMM sidezips (although they are a little tight) and a 42 in Raf derbies. The DVNs are 42 and it is a tight squeeze.


Thanks for this. I'm a 40 in CP achilles, and the 40 in CP black derby crepe sole this season were too tight. I usually sit right at 7.5us for shoes, so a 41 in DVN might work out well for me.
 

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no, you're probably closer to a 40/41. the s45s don't run that big. just go tts and if you need an insole, use one.
 
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Which of the Guidi leathers is on the soft, floppy side and which ones are stiffer?
I'd like to avoid the leather sock thing.


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I tried on this pair of Guidi's in horse and found them to have a much more defined shape than the reverse unlined ones. They're also lined which gives them a bit more definition I think. Also having the internal toe cap also helps.. otherwise you can end up with those punched-in toes that some older Guidi's have. Fine if you're into that look.. just not my thing.

This is the pair I ordered (same style as above I believe, also in horse):

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I've owned both horse, baby calf and kangaroo. If you want to avoid the "sock" thing you should go with horse. My baby calf back zips doesn't hold shape too well (like they've strected a little beyond the outer sole)

I tried on this pair of Guidi's in horse and found them to have a much more defined shape than the reverse unlined ones. They're also lined which gives them a bit more definition I think. Also having the internal toe cap also helps.. otherwise you can end up with those punched-in toes that some older Guidi's have. Fine if you're into that look.. just not my thing.
This is the pair I ordered (same style as above I believe, also in horse):
Thanks guys. Very helpful.
I'm actually looking into lace ups like 995 or 991. Forgot to mention that. But I'd think that the leather used on those would be the same with the same properties, right.
 

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I just picked up some Avantindietro ankle boots in reverse cordovan from Hide-san.


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H- pics aren't working here but I saw them in SZ's archives. Great Buy :)

Here is Serpentine's latest Augusta shipment (it's actually SS12 stuff and some AW11)

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i just bought some $1300 marsell's for $250 on yoox. will post when i get them. if they end up being **** i'll just get the augustas
 

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H- pics aren't working here but I saw them in SZ's archives. Great Buy :)
Here is Serpentine's latest Augusta shipment (it's actually SS12 stuff and some AW11)

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Is this pair grey or is that just the pic quality?
 

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