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Interesting. Yes, the ones I saw, the Lombok Loafer, I also noticed it used bars not nubs (definitely a plus). Did you get yours on sale? Or did you pay retail? Did your shoes stretch at all? If so in which direction? Are they worth the $475? Lombok LoafersJon.
I paid retail; Louis Vuitton does not have sales. Â When I got them two years ago they were around $425. Are they worth the price? Probably not...$500 buys a lot of things. Â Will I buy another pair? Yes. Â I like them, and that's that. They did stretch. Â Mine used to be tight across the top of my foot, but they feel fine now. Â As someone else mentioned, the toe does come in contact with the ground and will show wear. Â On mine, it is not noticeable. Â (Compared with my Tod's, on which the toe is so worn that the leather is "fraying"). For what it's worth, mine are white. Ryan
If someone has concrete evidence as to where LV shoes are made, an by whom; we would all appreciate the information. Jon.No, I am not interested in monogram canvas shoes; unless i am buying a bag or somethingI was looking for more like this: http://www.eluxury.com/browse....ID=6000 I think this loafer is so sleek yet not too flash ... I find Gucci loafers to be bit for older guy design. BTW, I expect the VL shoes to be made in Italy rather than England .. :