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Brown Budapester from Budapest, Koronya
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teddieriley
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Love the suede. Handsome shoes.
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Even though I don't like that model, I can admire the work.......love the norwegian stitching.....Originally Posted by ajv
Adrian
Well, recently I made more dress shoes, but this is my heritage.. we call it Goiser.
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Well, recently I made more dress shoes, but this is my heritage.. we call it Goiser.Originally Posted by MarcellHUN
You are right, the norweger is a bit different re. the welt.....
Nothing against some good ole heritage, even if yours is quite sleek, compared to old fashioned Budapester lasts...
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yes, this is a bit more sleek Budapest last. The toe is not that high, but still very comfortable.
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I'm personally more partial to the form of the traditional Budapester, but I really like the look of the suede with the goiser stitching.Originally Posted by Fabro
Very nice work Marcell.
I think I like this shape better but agree that the goiser stitching and suede go very well together. Beautiful work Marcell.
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Those shoes are so beautiful I would sleep with them clutched in my arms.
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