Francisco
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^ Antique is the way to go, no question about it
It seems all of us know that Vass is one of the trickiest brands in terms of sizing. I was wondering would it help forum members to determine their sizes if someone took the measurements of the lasts (U,F,K ,P2 etc.) in the sizes offered by Vass based on the following:
1) Width
2) Length
3) Toes
4) Instep
5) Arch; and
6) Through the heel
This is illustrated in this picture (though measurements will betaken on a last rather then on an actual foot as illustrated below).
I have a friend in Budapest whose studio is just 10 minutes away from the Vass shop and he is willing to help me out on this. Was just wondering whether this would be helpful in helping to determine the sizing for Vass or will it be a waste of time.
You will most definitely get charged by FedEx, I have yet to receive anything and not be charged and I think it is 8 percent for shoes. You may want to use a proxy then, might be worth it.
Through forum proxy kolecho it is $650 shipped worldwide for calf. He lowered the price to take into account currency differences.
I don't think kolecho's prices ever were in the $1050 to $1200 range for the calf shoes. They were more in the $700 to $ 750 range previously.
It seems all of us know that Vass is one of the trickiest brands in terms of sizing. I was wondering would it help forum members to determine their sizes if someone took the measurements of the lasts (U,F,K ,P2 etc.) in the sizes offered by Vass based on the following:
1) Width
2) Length
3) Toes
4) Instep
5) Arch; and
6) Through the heel
I have a friend in Budapest whose studio is just 10 minutes away from the Vass shop and he is willing to help me out on this. Was just wondering whether this would be helpful in helping to determine the sizing for Vass or will it be a waste of time.
This would be extremely helpful but it would be a lot of work to measure all of the sizes and lasts EVERY YEAR.
It seems all of us know that Vass is one of the trickiest brands in terms of sizing. I was wondering would it help forum members to determine their sizes if someone took the measurements of the lasts (U,F,K ,P2 etc.) in the sizes offered by Vass based on the following:
1) Width
2) Length
3) Toes
4) Instep
5) Arch; and
6) Through the heel
This is illustrated in this picture (though measurements will betaken on a last rather then on an actual foot as illustrated below).
I have a friend in Budapest whose studio is just 10 minutes away from the Vass shop and he is willing to help me out on this. Was just wondering whether this would be helpful in helping to determine the sizing for Vass or will it be a waste of time.