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Shoe Damage Report & Appreciation Central - Part I
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Matt, they looked long to me too when I first took them out of the box. But, when I put them on they fit like a dream and look perfectly balanced under a pants leg. So, the long appearance is just an illusion.Originally Posted by LARon
I think that happens a lot when there are no legs attached to them to balance anything out. Anytime somebody has shoes that are bigger than mine they automatically look long to my eyes.
Nice shoes, Hoff
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I think that happens a lot when there are no legs attached to them to balance anything out. Anytime somebody has shoes that are bigger than mine they automatically look long to my eyes.Originally Posted by iammatt
Nice shoes, Hoff
Matt - Who makes Rubinacci's shoes - Lattanzi?
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I really like bespoke for this reason. It's also great fun to design the shoe and the variety of leathers is astounding. I also like trees built just like my last. It makes the difference in foot size issue go away completely.
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Matt - Who makes Rubinacci's shoes - Lattanzi?Originally Posted by Panzeraxe II
I believe that it is Mercellaio (or something like that). He makes to a similar standard as Scafora.
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Meccariello? How recent are these shoes?Originally Posted by A Harris
Recent, like the last 6 months. My understanding is that he went to Kiton to start up their factory, and when it got going he was canned. I guess he went back to what he was doing. His shoes are available at a couple of different shops in Naples.
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Fired? Did he refuse to use a machine?
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Originally Posted by LARon
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A Kiton man, through and through. (I'm with you AF.)
I figured I might as well have some fun with it.
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Fired? Did he refuse to use a machine?Originally Posted by Artisan Fan
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Do, you love the, loafer?
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Nice! Who makes the loafer on the bottom left corner?Originally Posted by Chris Rimby
Romano Martegani.
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