So, I am considering some Guidis on sale on Farfetch:
Guid Lace Up Boots
What do people think of these as entry point into Guidi?
Regarding size, I am a 10.5 C on Brannock, with low volume feet, low insteps, but long heel-to-ball lengths. Thus, I often end up with shoes that are too short or too wide. I don't mind having extra room in the toes, as long as the balls of my feet line up sort of well.
I hear Guidis run small, so a 44 would be okay? I wear a 9.5E in John Lobb Lopez loafers. I wear a 10 in Viberg 2030 last, where the length is good, but it is a bit roomy on volume. I do pretty well with Allen Edmonds Park Avenues (Shell) in 10D; 10D in Shell AE Leeds and Dundees also works reasonably well.
I know it is up to me to figure out my size, but any tips would be helpful...
Guid Lace Up Boots
What do people think of these as entry point into Guidi?
Regarding size, I am a 10.5 C on Brannock, with low volume feet, low insteps, but long heel-to-ball lengths. Thus, I often end up with shoes that are too short or too wide. I don't mind having extra room in the toes, as long as the balls of my feet line up sort of well.
I hear Guidis run small, so a 44 would be okay? I wear a 9.5E in John Lobb Lopez loafers. I wear a 10 in Viberg 2030 last, where the length is good, but it is a bit roomy on volume. I do pretty well with Allen Edmonds Park Avenues (Shell) in 10D; 10D in Shell AE Leeds and Dundees also works reasonably well.
I know it is up to me to figure out my size, but any tips would be helpful...