Reiver
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I agree.
With oxfords I think it is ideal to have a bit of a gap but not too large. This should then get smaller as the leather stretches as the shoe breaks in. I don’t believe there should be no gap once broken in though in an ideal world.
For a derby I think you ideally need a gap, as has been mentioned no gap means no room for adjustment.
With oxfords I think it is ideal to have a bit of a gap but not too large. This should then get smaller as the leather stretches as the shoe breaks in. I don’t believe there should be no gap once broken in though in an ideal world.
For a derby I think you ideally need a gap, as has been mentioned no gap means no room for adjustment.