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Not to take this thread off the topic of bitching at one another... How does one go about getting a pair of Vass for $550 (assuming that means $550 to my door, not with an extra $100 in shipping and customs fees)?FIFY.
Interesting.
So, what else is there to define quality that I have missed?
Craftsmenship for the sake of craftsmenship?
Craftsmenship for the sake of tradition?
I think :foo: pretty much nailed it.
Shoes have become an art for many. The only problem I have with this is that shoes get damaged so easily. That's why I appreciate nice suiting over shoes... that's not to say I don't like the best of both.
Suits go through wear and tear as well and are as easily damaged. Old suits and old shoes are what makes them unique, special, and personal.
I can promise you that if you frequented the world's finest hotels and spent your time in meetings with the people that frequent them, that you would very quickly see that amongst that crowd those who wear top tier RTW and bespoke shoes represent perhaps 50% or more of the upper echelon. Of course this is a very rarified environment, I do admit that. .
LOL, you've watched too much TV.
People are top tier hotels are new money trash wearing sweat pants and t-shirts.
And the people there on business are wearing Men's Warehouse suits and square toed shoes.