Vassilis,
The catalogue is on http://www.vass-cipo.hu/, their hungarian website the vass-shoes.com is the american one!
Yes, nice and good price!
Cheers,
Dan
New Vass MTO received today
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Vassili: Thank you for taking the time to post the lovely photos and information. I am curious, however, as to whether any other Members share my reluctance to order shoes (as lovely as they are) online without knowing of their comfort and fit. Thank you again.
Vass rep. Gabor Halmos business web site: http://stores.ebay.com/Sartoriale
contact info: info@vass-shoes.com
His wife is Athenian and he'll be in Athens within a few days. If you desire to be fitted for Vass, contact him ASAP
If you choose a home viewing...he enjoys Xsifias (grilled Swordfish )
contact info: info@vass-shoes.com
His wife is Athenian and he'll be in Athens within a few days. If you desire to be fitted for Vass, contact him ASAP
If you choose a home viewing...he enjoys Xsifias (grilled Swordfish )
Should I infer that you actually own C&J shoes? If so, on which last? I do own a few pairs on the 337-last, perhaps I might venture into ordering this particular model in the near future:JDelage wrote:Grrrr... I just lost my post...
http://www.vass-cipo.hu/Eng/Kapcsolat.html
This is their site. To order, you send a fax with exactly what you want based on their terminology (for fax orders, I think it pays to stay simple), i.e., shoe shape, last, color, leather type. There's a number of pics on their site and some can also be found on StyleForum. Eva Vass will send you an email asking you to confirm the order, giving you a quote, etc. Once you agree, they start production and recontact you once the shoes are ready (a few weeks later, 5 in my case). They give you their bank info, you wire the money, and they send you the shoes.
I've been told that they size similar to C&J if you have feet that fit in width E or D, which was my case, so I just ordered the same size I am in C&J.
Kind regards,
Don
The Old English 2 is much nicer than the Old English
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1 (last shoe two tone brown...brown with brown pebble grain)
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1 (last shoe two tone brown...brown with brown pebble grain)
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1
I do prefer the brogueing of the Old English over the Old English 2, as for the last, I am undecided...ay329 wrote:The Old English 2 is much nicer than the Old English
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1 (last shoe two tone brown...brown with brown pebble grain)
http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.php? ... ostcount=1
Kind regards,
Don
How is the fit?JDelage wrote:I just quoted my size.pchong wrote:Did you go to have them made? or just quoted your size?
It fits fine, but I have decided I want something a little less slick, and preferably a derby. Therefore, I'm going to sell those and am not wearing them.
Very nice! Though I favour a more rounded toe myself.. Looks very Cleverley in its squareness, which is no bad thing!
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Great shoes & i love the colour.
Nice shoes.
By coincidence, I am in Budapest this next week and have just returned from Vass. Finally, some clarity on what lasts and sizes work for me.
Ordered Alt Wien (3636, Cordovan) and Budapester (New Peter, single sole, suede). That is to say, bought them there and am having them shipped.
For reference, current local price is 100,000F for calf and 125,000 for cordovan. Shipping, etc. was 30,000F.
Next stop, Koronya.
By coincidence, I am in Budapest this next week and have just returned from Vass. Finally, some clarity on what lasts and sizes work for me.
Ordered Alt Wien (3636, Cordovan) and Budapester (New Peter, single sole, suede). That is to say, bought them there and am having them shipped.
For reference, current local price is 100,000F for calf and 125,000 for cordovan. Shipping, etc. was 30,000F.
Next stop, Koronya.
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