WiredandTired
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For a frame of reference, what is vass' normal width lettering? E or F?
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For a frame of reference, what is vass' normal width lettering? E or F?
Wouldn't touch anything navy; its a #menswear fad like those camouflage fabric blogger short blazers back in '08. The only acceptable navy shoes are navy suede drivers.
OE2 is great, oxblood and black both works well. I would skip the Italian Oxford since the adelaide pattern by Vass is already goofy. Not sure how French oxford would look since there's no toe pattern weighing down on the balmoral line; and being a new pattern, how it will look stretched to a wide/G or double wide/F fitting.
Black will always look good with mid to dark colored suits in shades of gray and navy.
Some new suede Vass for the Fall...the Chukkas on the P2 last and the high boots on the 3636 last.
Hey rc121so now that you've helped me settle on the OE II in oxblood, time to figure out sizing. I'm an 8 EEE in pretty much all Allen Edmonds. When I emailed Rezso, he said a 44 was equal to a UK 10, so I assume that would mean a 41 would be a UK 7/US 8. But other charts show a 41 as a US 8.5. My original plan had been to get a 41G until I found out they could do an H.
So can anyone help with the sizing, as it seems I could be either a 40H, 40.5H or 41H?