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Shoe Damage Report & Shoe P0rn Central - Part II
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fritzl
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Granted Maftei shoes are not going to win Style Forum beauty contest against EG...Originally Posted by laufer
you're kidding, right?
but IMHO comfort and fit should come first. The reason I like bespoke shoes is comfort.Originally Posted by laufer
this adds to the value. fully agree.
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yes do so as it would be an interesting projectOriginally Posted by luk-cha
i am not keen on how EG do HAF i would rather have the plain double but if they could finish it similar to this Delos pair then i would really consider it
Talking of HAF & Dover....
http://blog.leffot.com/2011/02/09/edward-green-dover/
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The reason I like bespoke shoes is comfort. There is no break in period they fit perfectly straight from the box.Originally Posted by laufer
If (that's a big "if") the bespoke shoes go right (even then, the first pair won't fit "perfectly").
If they go wrong, they can be an expensive shipwreck!
P.S. I believe there is an error in the quote. "a fit that lasts" should be "a last that fits".
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Talking of HAF & Dover....Originally Posted by Groover
http://blog.leffot.com/2011/02/09/edward-green-dover/
now, we just need a side by side shot with a regular double sole
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Talking of HAF & Dover....Originally Posted by Groover
http://blog.leffot.com/2011/02/09/edward-green-dover/
lol
but you see what i mean about the HAF it dont look great to me, i'd much prefer the double with a little bit more refinement
you're kidding, right?Originally Posted by fritzl
I am afraid not. Some Style Forum members find even John Lobb (London) blobby.
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you are right, indeed it takes time for the bespoke to get it right.
fritzl
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I am afraid not. Some Style Forum members find even John Lobb (London) blobby.Originally Posted by laufer
what do they know, seriously?
80% of the shoes displayed on their site are rather gaudy. that's a fact.
also most of the bashers haven't come close to any workshop in the world, let alone budapest or vienna.
or how would you explain e.g. the "thousands" size and colour comparing threads...
what do they know, seriously?Originally Posted by fritzl
80% of the shoes displayed on their site are rather gaudy. that's a fact.
also most of the bashers haven't come close to any workshop in the world, let alone budapest or vienna.
or how would you explain e.g. the "thousands" size and colour comparing threads...
You are preaching to the choir Fritzl. Anyways while EG shoes indeed are beautiful, they are overpriced in my opinion. If somebody is really hell bent on getting english shoes I think Alfred Sargent is better value.
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