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post #1 of 11

4/8/08 at 6:02am

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Hello, I know there is Vass in Budapest, as well as Koronya and Silver horse the boot maker. http://www.silverhorse.net.sc http://www.koronya.net http://www.vass-cipo.hu/ But what about the taylors, the shirt makers, the glove makers, umbrella makers, socks makers? All those little artisans? anybody has contacts? I searched the forum and the answers were: go to Vienna. Well i don't want to go to Vienna Because its very expensive and because out of curiosity i want to check the artisans of Budapest. Thanks in advance. M.

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4/24/08 at 11:51am

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4/24/08 at 2:22pm

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What's the price for silver hores boots and shoes in Budapest?

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4/25/08 at 7:17am

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Hi Max,

general rules for Central and Eastern Europe, reflecting my personal preferences:

Shoes: Hongrie, dix points Autriche, dix points, Germany, deux points

Tailoring: Slovaquie, dix points, Autriche, dix points, Hongrie, zero points
Shirts: dito
Gloves: Italy, dix points, Autriche, dix points, if you can find someone

Rest of the world:

Socks: Italy, dix points
Shoes: Italy, dix points, France, huit points, UK, cinque points(personal opinion)
Umbrellas: UK, dix points

My first bespoke suits and shirts came from Petrcalka, ok?

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4/25/08 at 7:53am

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Are there any people who can make Ziegenleder Handschuhe in Austria?

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4/25/08 at 8:03am

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Are there any people who can make Ziegenleder Handschuhe in Austria?

In der Schwiz. Heidi's Grossvater hat es dem Ziegen Peter gelernt.

Heidi's Grandpa taught it the Goat Pete

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4/25/08 at 8:14am

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Originally Posted by cluster2600

Hello, I know there is Vass in Budapest, as well as Koronya and Silver horse the boot maker. http://www.silverhorse.net.sc http://www.koronya.com http://www.vass-cipo.hu/ But what about the taylors, the shirt makers, the glove makers, umbrella makers, socks makers? All those little artisans? anybody has contacts? I searched the forum and the answers were: go to Vienna. Well i don't want to go to Vienna Because its very expensive and because out of curiosity i want to check the artisans of Budapest. Thanks in advance. M.

I would suggest Mr. Peter Mesterhazy a great shirt maker in Hungary, Budapest. He has a shop in Budapest downtown, offering nice selection of handmade shirts and suits (and my shoes as well actually) Address: Paulay Ede utca. 67. +36 70 282 0665

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4/27/08 at 5:39pm

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Originally Posted by fritzl

What's the price for silver hores boots and shoes in Budapest?

sorry i am not aware of the prices of those boots...

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4/27/08 at 5:43pm

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Originally Posted by fritzl

Hi Max,

general rules for Central and Eastern Europe, reflecting my personal preferences:

Shoes: Hongrie, dix points Autriche, dix points, Germany, deux points

hello Fritzl, I know one women tailor in petrzalka the shop is called DICON http://www.dicon.sk/ and my GF called there and she told me that the woman was awfull on the phone. do you have another address ?

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4/27/08 at 5:49pm

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Originally Posted by fritzl

Hi Max,

general rules for Central and Eastern Europe, reflecting my personal preferences:

Shoes: Hongrie, dix points Autriche, dix points, Germany, deux points

i think there are good and not so good artisans everywhere... where they come from is not so important some are good and cheap and some are so so and expensive. I am trying to find the best quality/price settlement...

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9/28/11 at 10:47am