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How would you describe the instep?
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I have other 187 EG. Tight al first, low vamp. Similar to Carmina in fit. After use very confortable.
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That's good to know because I do have a low instep and was looking into tassel loafers that would not slip off.
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Worst loafer last ever made in the history of ever.
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...and the best would be?
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I have loafers from EG, Alden, JL, CJ, Carmina…
My vote for most comfortable would have to be Alden. My feet suck with loafers but I just love loafers. Nothing fits me as comfortably as Alden but even Alden is not perfect. The only issue I have with Alden is heel slip but I fix it with a Pedag half insole (it is called holiday). Afterwards, perfection.
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I have too Carmina, CJ, Alden,...
Alden and CJ are wide in standard width and EG/Carmina standard width are perfect for my thin foot.
If you have thin foot better Carmina or EG. If you have wide foot better Alden or CJ. Always in standard width and my personal experience.
About quality EG are better than Alden, CJ, Carmina,... No discution about it.
Alden and CJ are wide in standard width and EG/Carmina standard width are perfect for my thin foot.
If you have thin foot better Carmina or EG. If you have wide foot better Alden or CJ. Always in standard width and my personal experience.
About quality EG are better than Alden, CJ, Carmina,... No discution about it.
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I think Carmina’s Sineu or C&J’s 363 are the best all-around loafer lasts.
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Gold Delapre, very nice!
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Almost, EG calls it Chestnut 🤓
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Might be the rare time when I'm more impressed by a shirt than a pair of Dovers. That shirt in that color offers endless combination possibilities.
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