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I dont remember who said that "Alt Wien on 3636" is the best Blucher around......and I certainly see why.

 
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Calm down there buddy - if you chose to read peoples comments, people who have likely have 10 to 20x more experience with Vass than you do, then you would see that the "$50" remark was in reference to Ascot selling Vass shoe trees seperately on-line. No one is questioning the authenticity of your shoes which I'm sure you paid a pretty penny for.
You've been here a month - thanks for sharing the pics but please take the time to listen to those who came before you rather than get all defensive.


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I dont remember who said that "Alt Wien on 3636" is the best Blucher around......and I certainly see why.


i prbly didn't say exactly this. imo, the classic styles budapester and wiener on their corresponding lasts are one of the finest examples in men's footwear.

wear them in good health.
 

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Currently in Budapest and I felt it will be a mortal sin not to visit Vass:








The chosen one: Oxblood, F Last, Old English II








 
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love the trees.
 

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Currently in Budapest and I felt it will be a mortal sin not to visit Vass:

The chosen one: Oxblood, F Last, Old English



beautiful, what a great choice. Congratulations!, like my 5 year old says "the best eva, awesome dude". When I order Vass again (God willing) I have to have those trees.
 

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When I order Vass again (God willing) I have to have those trees.


i imagine, they sell them seperatly.

for myself, i hope they come from where i want them to come.
 

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beautiful, what a great choice. Congratulations!, like my 5 year old says "the best eva, awesome dude". When I order Vass again (God willing) I have to have those trees.


The three piece are 25 euros plus...

I like the F last, but much prefer the traditional Alt Wien and Budapest on 3636 as well as the budapester....
Vass is a class act on these traditional shoes and somehow I feel they dont do a on par job venturing to the Italian lasts/shoes..
 

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The three piece are 25 euros plus...
I like the F last, but much prefer the traditional Alt Wien and Budapest on 3636 as well as the budapester....
Vass is a class act on these traditional shoes and somehow I feel they dont do a on par job venturing to the Italian lasts/shoes..


SStomcat, I agree with you in general, love your choices, especially the alt wien, I love mine, my favorite right now as I said before, my london plain and hopefully soon a theresianer 3636, but if you feel they don't do a on par job on the F I will respectfully disagree with that, I feel its one of the greatest last ever, rounded and sleek but not as pointy ala G&G DG70, looks great, feels great. If an italian designed it (God bless him) of course is not a Vass traditional but I like modern designs too and Vass does it with class.

I have the Old English II posted by AON and is one of my favorite of all time, if I have to choose, I would throw my C&Js and G&Gs, Alden and Carmina to the garbage and keep that one.

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Cheers
 

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1. If an italian designed it (God bless him) of course is not a Vass traditional but I like modern designs too and Vass does it with class.

2. if I have to choose, I would throw my Alden to the garbage and keep that one.

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Cheers


ad hoc:

1. it's been a corporation. the u last was initially designed upon request from isetan for the japanese market.

2. yes, please do a master cleanse and get rid of them :fistbump: you're soul must bee freed.
 

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