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Good post. Having done bespoke, MTO, and higher-end RTW, I'm inclined to agree.

Originally Posted by sho'nuff
if you have 2000 dollars let say, to spend it on bespoke for the sake of "getting bespoke not rtw" there is a few fallacies there but youll have to look it up for one, bespoke is not always perfect, and most times far from perfect. and if you can get rtw that has the style and fit that is right for you, there really is no need for bespoke. and in most cases 95% of people can get by with rtw if they choose wisely who they like. bespoke is for the odd guy who needs it with a good walle.t . most here get bespoke for construction and materials superiority but you get that already with higher end makers in rtw. i dunno

But with this post, I'm just concerned about the authenticity of the specific Lattanzis for sale. I mean, how many Lattanzi forgers can there be out there?
 

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Lattnazi wholecuts....

 

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Originally Posted by poorsod
^^^^ Nice! RTW or bespoke?

RTW. Never did Lattanzi bespoke, would like to at some point. My favorite Lattanzi shoes are suede NSTs which I never got around to photographing.
 

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For a number of years i was thinking of trying them but never pulled the trigger. I went to the NYC store a week or so ago and there are two new guys there. They said that Anna left for a another job.
 

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Originally Posted by bleachboy
Make sense. To be honest, I've never been disappointed with EG and C&J, my favorite brands.

+1

And those shell cordovan whipstitch sandals upthread...
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Am I wrong or are those shoes corrected grain? Even classy operators in Italy like de Tomasso are using CG.
 

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