rikod
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Both are really nice.
In the oxford I like the way everything matches, the grain and reg. leather in the laces area matches the wt / vamp area. all brogue lines and curves are almost perfectly paralel, it's very pleasant visually, my wingtip is not like that, never seen a wingtip like that.
That made sense?, maybe I need help here, again, sorry for my bad shoe vocabulary, DWFII would hate to read this.
are you referring to page one or to pictures after the weekend kick off?
i haven't seen many. here's an example from the workshop of mr. materna
i would say that oxfords are a niche product in the AH tradition. when you find some in the workshops of e.g. materna, balint, maftei, petkov to name a few of the viennese workshops they are mostly influenced by english or italian characteristics due to the demand of their international clientele. the typical local client deceides between theresianer, alt wien and norweger, that's it.
Both are really nice.
In the oxford I like the way everything matches, the grain and reg. leather in the laces area matches the wt / vamp area. all brogue lines and curves are almost perfectly paralel, it's very pleasant visually, my wingtip is not like that, never seen a wingtip like that.
That made sense?, maybe I need help here, again, sorry for my bad shoe vocabulary, DWFII would hate to read this.