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The Ultimate Vass (Footwear) Thread (Pictures, reviews, sizing, etc...)
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The Vass Catalog for those who prefer electronic versions of printed catalogs to electronic versions of websites:
http://rapidshare.com/files/33680145..._engl.pdf.html
http://rapidshare.com/files/33680145..._engl.pdf.html
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Those are killer captoes ....Originally Posted by srivats
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A little help all you VASS experts if you can? I'm a 6.5 in C&J Handgrades on the 337 and 6.5 EG 888 any idea with the VASS? Theyre sized 6/40, 7/41 whereas the 6.5 in C&J are 6.5/40. Thinking the 6/40 will be nearer if its a true 40 ???
Any help would be appreciated.
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Bored at work but happily wearing my u last chukkas:Originally Posted by edmorel
And your new suit I see...would you say the color of the Vass medium brown suede in the photo is true to in-real-life? It looks a bit light on my monitor.
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And your new suit I see...would you say the color of the Vass medium brown suede in the photo is true to in-real-life? It looks a bit light on my monitor.Originally Posted by Slewfoot
they are a bit light, colors look true to life, I'll take better pics with a darker suede shoe. need to get these in a dark brown suede also
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The Vass Catalog for those who prefer electronic versions of printed catalogs to electronic versions of websites:Originally Posted by ramuman
http://rapidshare.com/files/33680145..._engl.pdf.html
Can someone re-post/PM that? It can't be downloaded from that link anymore.
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they are a bit light, colors look true to life, I'll take better pics with a darker suede shoe. need to get these in a dark brown suede alsoOriginally Posted by edmorel
Thanks! Dark brown suede would also be killer for the U last Chukka...I really need to 100% figure out my size for Vass. The 44.5 I tried on were definitely too big. I'm likely a 44, but those were big enough where there's the slight possibility I could be a 43.5. Ahhh...the woes of shoe purchasing.
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