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Moreschi quality
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whiteslashasian
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I always thought they were similar to a Magnanni.
they are ok ,decent. meh. most are blake stitched and although nothing particularly wrong with that, the leathers ive seen are a bit lacking. you get what you pay for, and you always see them on deep discount.
yes, nothing wrong with blake, but for some reason i always see them paired with relatively lower quality shoes.
if you compare them to AEs i would put them slightly subpar
yes, nothing wrong with blake, but for some reason i always see them paired with relatively lower quality shoes.
if you compare them to AEs i would put them slightly subpar
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They have a high-end line which they modeled after Berluti. Pretty well made with pointy lasts and berluti type leathers. The line is called the two names of the owners of Moreschi I think, I'll try and get it.
edit: Stefano and Mario limited edition's, $1,250
edit: Stefano and Mario limited edition's, $1,250
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I have 2 pair of Moreschi cap toe monk straps (Blake). The uppers of each are a combination of cg and peccary. Lightweight elegant and comfortable but I wear them sparingly. Neither of my pair were designed for heavy pavement pounding. Good mid range shoes.
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