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Crockett and Jones Last Question
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I would ask Pediwear directly, they may be able to help.
For what it's worth, I also wear the same size in the 337 and 348, but find the 337 slightly roomer in width (not lenght). Is the Weymouth still tight for you? Did you mean tight in width or length? Assuming you meant width, I find that wholecuts like the Weymouth run slightly loose, so if you found it tight, you may need to size up 1/2 size in the 348 as it is slightly narrower than the 337 to begin with. According to Plal, the 348 is the equivalent of 1/4 size smaller than the 337. Potential problem is, if it is the width, and you size up 1/2 size, that the length will also be longer. You could order something on the 348 last in an F width, however, the Edgeware doesn't come in an F (but the Hallam for example, does, but if you really are set on the Edgeware, then that doesn't help). Good luck.
For what it's worth, I also wear the same size in the 337 and 348, but find the 337 slightly roomer in width (not lenght). Is the Weymouth still tight for you? Did you mean tight in width or length? Assuming you meant width, I find that wholecuts like the Weymouth run slightly loose, so if you found it tight, you may need to size up 1/2 size in the 348 as it is slightly narrower than the 337 to begin with. According to Plal, the 348 is the equivalent of 1/4 size smaller than the 337. Potential problem is, if it is the width, and you size up 1/2 size, that the length will also be longer. You could order something on the 348 last in an F width, however, the Edgeware doesn't come in an F (but the Hallam for example, does, but if you really are set on the Edgeware, then that doesn't help). Good luck.
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