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Fresh from Oslo…thanks Kevin!
 

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My pair of EG Belgravia's in UK 10 arrived today and while trying them on I get a bit of heel slippage. I have pretty wide feet and a bit of a higher instep and it fits very comfortably at the vamp and widest point of the loafer. I am worried that the heel slippage will be persistent. Do you guys think the heel slippage will reduce when I break them in? I am quite worried that I won't fit comfortably if I go down a half size. I tried on a Piccadilly (I know its different to the Belgravia) for example in a UK9.5 a month back and couldn't even really get my foot into the loafer.
I have 2 EG loafers both on the 184E last. If you get TTS and has some heel slight, it is likely not going to go away and will only get worst.. I sold off my UK9 after a couple of wears thinking the heel slip will go away but it got worst as the width expanded accelerating the heel slip... thereafter I bought 2 pair of Uk8.5 and on the first wear it have minimal heel slip. I still have not worn the loafers long enough But I don’t expect heel slip will appear once the width expanded to the fullest
 

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I have 2 EG loafers both on the 184E last. If you get TTS and has some heel slight, it is likely not going to go away and will only get worst.. I sold off my UK9 after a couple of wears thinking the heel slip will go away but it got worst as the width expanded accelerating the heel slip... thereafter I bought 2 pair of Uk8.5 and on the first wear it have minimal heel slip. I still have not worn the loafers long enough But I don’t expect heel slip will appear once the width expanded to the fullest

Do you not have any issues with tightness in the vamp or toes when you sized down to UK8.5?
 

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Do you not have any issues with tightness in the vamp or toes when you sized down to UK8.5?
When you try on new there will definitely be tightness in the vamp but as the width expanded (just in a short while by inserting it with shoes tree for a few days) it will fit comfortably thereafter..

Although I wear UK8.5/9 E for loafer but all my other EG shoes are Uk9/9.5 E as they are lace shoes or monk strap that allow me to tighten up as I prefer shoes that r slightly roomy for more comfortable wear but loafer you can’t do so.. you need the tightness to avoid heel slip
 

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Do you mind to take a photo of how much heel space left when u push your foot all the way forward? You should only be able to insert half a finger if u can insert a full index finger in without too much force the length is too long
 

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Doesn’t seem to be much space and definitely can’t fit my finger in (even if I forced it)
 

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My pair of EG Belgravia's in UK 10 arrived today and while trying them on I get a bit of heel slippage. I have pretty wide feet and a bit of a higher instep and it fits very comfortably at the vamp and widest point of the loafer. I am worried that the heel slippage will be persistent. Do you guys think the heel slippage will reduce when I break them in? I am quite worried that I won't fit comfortably if I go down a half size. I tried on a Piccadilly (I know its different to the Belgravia) for example in a UK9.5 a month back and couldn't even really get my foot into the loafer.
It’s difficult to say for sure, but it usually reduces. If not then a tongue pad to push your foot back into the heel cup may help. Fit in loafers is always a compromise.
 

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It seems like the width is causing the issue of heel slip.. there should be too much volume in the shoes?

any restock of edward green in the pipeline?

Not at the moment, but I am keeping an eye on their stock lists If anything interesting should pop up.
 

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