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Of all the things...issues...that a savvy buyer ought to be concerned with, this is probably the least important, if not wholly insignificant.
There are too many examples of off center medallions, tilted vamps, stitch crowded broguing, etc., associated with really high end, highly touted shoes...all of which has a tendency to go totally unnoticed. Nevermind construction techniques that actually do affect longevity and objective quality.
Actually, the best answer to this question is people need to stop seeking perfection.
It's folly.
At least for humans.
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Of all the things...issues...that a savvy buyer ought to be concerned with, this is probably the least important, if not wholly insignificant.
There are too many examples of off center medallions, tilted vamps, stitch crowded broguing, etc., associated with really high end, highly touted shoes...all of which has a tendency to go totally unnoticed. Nevermind construction techniques that actually do affect longevity and objective quality.
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