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apparently not big enough. So even if they were your size, they still won't work. So not your size for sure.What size are they?
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apparently not big enough. So even if they were your size, they still won't work. So not your size for sure.What size are they?
My assumption was "corrected grain" meant shaving off/abrading the upper layer of the leather to remove visual imperfections and then coating with polymers to give it an artificial sheen. Ilcea's museum calf is run through a compacting glass roller to make it smooth and glossy, but it's neither shaved nor plasticized.Hey, I haven't posted here for a few years...
I'm sad to say that I could never get the U last to fit me. If your pinky's not in the toe box that's for the best - though have a feel to be sure, as the box and the outer sewn toe cap are not always in the same place. Don't mean to be condescending, I'm sure you already know that...
One more thing: Museum calf, for all its i-gent fanciness, is a corrected grain and not quite as supple as some others. As long as the overall shape is right, a bit more wear might just do it. Put on a bit more leather conditioner perhaps, and wear them around the house a bit.
I hope it works out for you: I'm about to put three MTO pairs up for sale that I've had sitting in their bags and boxes for the last five years, unable to face the fact they'll never fit me!
Do you act like this online only or in RL too?apparently not big enough. So even if they were your size, they still won't work. So not your size for sure.
43WWhat size are they?
I did read a definition that this also counts. But, I'm sure you're right, and that would be why nobody ever calls it "corrected", in order to maintain the distinction from the cheap plasticky-stuff. Don't get me wrong, I still buy it too!My assumption was "corrected grain" meant shaving off/abrading the upper layer of the leather to remove visual imperfections and then coating with polymers to give it an artificial sheen. Ilcea's museum calf is run through a compacting glass roller to make it smooth and glossy, but it's neither shaved nor plasticized.
"W" as in wide?43W
I did read a definition that this also counts. But, I'm sure you're right, and that would be why nobody ever calls it "corrected", in order to maintain the distinction from the cheap plasticky-stuff. Don't get me wrong, I still buy it too!
Well quit teasing the few of us that are size 43 and let's see some pics!Yessir. I wore them all a couple of times but they're just not quite right. OK, just checked. Only one of them is actually marked, 43. But they were definitely ordered as + width. If I recall, the two with goyser welt fit ever so slightly bigger - typical Vass! Ah...been a long time since I smelt that leather smell of opening a Vass shoe box, even after all this time, and these were the only ones I ever had with the laster 3 piece trees too. Sigh. Not meant to be!
Isn't online and RL the same thing these days? And if the answer is yes, then what does that tell us? If you are saying that I acted online in a way that may be different from RL, then I really never acted the way you think I did. Similar to how buying shoes your size will never be your size and so you should not buy them. Don't make that mistake. I know it may not make much sense right now but I'm only trying to help. I just don't want you to have to come back later and tell me 'I should have listened to you'.Do you act like this online only or in RL too?
He’ll only be interested if they’re exotic leathers and preferably a combination of at least two different types.Isn't online and RL the same thing these days? And if the answer is yes, then what does that tell us? If you are saying that I acted online in a way that may be different from RL, then I really never acted the way you think I did. Similar to how buying shoes your size will never be your size and so you should not buy them. Don't make that mistake. I know it may not make much sense right now but I'm only trying to help. I just don't want you to have to come back later and tell me 'I should have listened to you'.
'Exotic' is really a fallacy. Two different types? On a pair that was born to not fit? You do the math.He’ll only be interested if they’re exotic leathers and preferably a combination of at least two different types.
I just did. Here’s what I came up with:'Exotic' is really a fallacy. Two different types? On a pair that was born to not fit? You do the math.
is that Hungarian math? Now it's beginning to make sense. No, those pairs will never fit.I just did. Here’s what I came up with: View attachment 1408663
= won’t fit.
Nah, just a Standard Model Lagrangian. It’s amazing how much math goes into getting the proper fit in footwear.?is that Hungarian math? Now it's beginning to make sense. No, those pairs will never fit.
I have to admit at first I did not take you seriously, but after going over the calculations carefully I found the issue. It didn't take me long either. See below. That square root of 2 should have easily been the square root of 3, I'd say even 4. You call this shoemaking? This a bunch of malarkey. Good thing it's shoes they are designing and not bridges or airplanes.Nah, just a Standard Model Lagrangian. It’s amazing how much math goes into getting the proper fit in footwear.?