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The Ultimate Vass (Footwear) Thread (Pictures, reviews, sizing, etc...)
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Yikes! That's why these days I always try to carry a pair of rubber overshoes in my bag. They weigh almost nothing and if you get caught in a rainstorm they are a life (ok, shoe) saver.Originally Posted by Slewfoot
i dont like carring rubbers, thats like asking for it ;-)
in fact i dont care it is PATINA haha
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Originally Posted by gazman70k
U last tobacco special suede
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Antique cognac shell, AsquithOriginally Posted by kolecho
Whiskey shell, Melton
Need a heel back.
Shell colors very very good.
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I think he means heel counter.Originally Posted by kolecho
Yes.
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Yes.Originally Posted by Son Of Saphir
Me English good,
not best.
huh? i have tried to run this thru google translater into 10 different languages, it still dont make much sense.
perhaps you should do the same it would make he conversation alot more engaging!
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huh? i have tried to run this thru google translater into 10 different languages, it still dont make much sense.Originally Posted by luk-cha
perhaps you should do the same it would make he conversation alot me engaging!
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Luk-Cha, I could have done this via PM, but felt your answer might benefit other members in juggling which service to use from each company
I was wondering if you could share with us why you have opted to do bespoke with G&G, yet RTW/MTO with Vass...given that Vass, if you get measured and fitted in Budapest, has a hybrid bespoke department?
I was wondering if you could share with us why you have opted to do bespoke with G&G, yet RTW/MTO with Vass...given that Vass, if you get measured and fitted in Budapest, has a hybrid bespoke department?
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Luk-Cha, I could have done this via PM, but felt your answer might benefit other members in juggling which service to use from each companyOriginally Posted by Michael Ay329
I was wondering if you could share with us why you have opted to do bespoke with G&G, yet RTW/MTO with Vass...given that Vass, if you get measured and fitted in Budapest, has a hybrid bespoke department?
as both are local to me in this current set up
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