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I'm just rarely in a mood to wear dress boots. Shoes are more comfortable and usually feel more appropriate with the rest of what I'm wearing. Bal boots and such are part of those things for me that are great on their own but don't get much wear. I've got a few ties that fit into that category...
 

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I'm just rarely in a mood to wear dress boots. Shoes are more comfortable and usually feel more appropriate with the rest of what I'm wearing. Bal boots and such are part of those things for me that are great on their own but don't get much wear. I've got a few ties that fit into that category...


in the same boat, always wear shoes.
 
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Rezso has been very kind to share this with SF after I emailed him

"Ilcea ( Italy ) no colors/leather at the moment. we have asked for some new colors/samples
Zonta ( Italy ) green/blue/grey museum calf. we have suspended with them our contract.
Bonaudo (Italy ) plum/gold/brown/gold +7 museum calf. we are currently offering these leathers. quality ok, gold +7 is new color. deeper shade, better contrast.
Haas ( France ) all scotch grain leathers, + misty calf merlot, grey.
Du Puy (France ) all plain leathers (boxcalf) highest quality on the market…
Horween ( USA ) Cordovan shells.
Italhide ( Italy ) All exotic leathers. very high quality.all colors / leather types (exotic) are available. "
 

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Oh okay thanks. Haven't seen u-cap on u last. I'm surprised Vass didn't sabotage your order and make it on 3636 last. Tell us how you managed to get Vass to execute your mto to your specifications


this is what i sent to reszo

• Vass Weymouth in Brown Museum, style please refer to photo
• 40
• U last
• Brown Museum Calf
• Single sole with topy
• extra pair of insoles/insocks
• standard shoe trees

1000


1000


photo also from SF
 

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The ones in the picture look like they have the "HAF" sole, and resulting imbalance with the heel. Yours are better!
 

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The ones in the picture look like they have the "HAF" sole, and resulting imbalance with the heel. Yours are better!

I was under the impression Vass 'balanced' their HAF soles with added heel layers?
 

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photo also from SF


Are those pics of the same shoe?
I lurve those!!


I'm with you on this one for sure @OzzyJones. I see from the original post that these are cordovan. Beyond the style itself, which is terrific, I really like how the broguing seems to shade a little darker than the rest of the shoe.

I suppose I might be waiting some time to get a pair in cognac cordovan, though I suppose I wouldn't know until I ask.

I might have to add something like that to my wishlist. Right now it has far too many things on it, including:

R last oxford OE plain in cognac calf
R last oxford Budapest in burgundy shell
Budapest last Norweger loafer in black shell
Budapest or New Peter loafer in ostrich of some shade
And then I might have to add that one in the photo above... I don't know if I'm a U last man though, so I'd have to figure out the last. Probably R or F.

That's not too many, right?

Better get on that. :facepalm:

Maybe I'll pick one for one.
 

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