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I actually bought a matching Burgundy belt from meermin to go along with my Burgundy pair. Heh
Its a pretty good price i think. 38 euros after minus vat. It didn't add extra cost to my shipping either. So i thought what the hell, might as well just get. I hardly see Burgundy belts out there

Actually I also just bought a matching belt for my dark brown oxford from Meermin. However, 85cm was a bit too long for me.

Still thinking to sell it or send for alteration... :(
 

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Actually I also just bought a matching belt for my dark brown oxford from Meermin. However, 85cm was a bit too long for me.

Still thinking to sell it or send for alteration... :(

If it's the 'screw down' design, alteration would be pretty straightforward.
 

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It's extremely narrow. IIRC New Rey was designed specifically and almost exclusively for the Japanese market. Size up 1/2 for New Rey but that doesn't really guarantee that it'll fit well.

Read that too which led to my me questioning the theory of asians having wider feet. Seems like japanese are the exceptions then?
 

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Read that too which led to my me questioning the theory of asians having wider feet. Seems like japanese are the exceptions then?

It may seem like the Japanese are more aggressive when it comes to shoe styles/last shapes, but most of my Japanese friends that I know in person prefer chunkier, more "classic" shoes, so maybe there are two extremes.
 

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It may seem like the Japanese are more aggressive when it comes to shoe styles/last shapes, but most of my Japanese friends that I know in person prefer chunkier, more "classic" shoes, so maybe there are two extremes.

Not really referring to style preference but anatomy. Haha.
 

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I feel very inclined to make a penis joke but I'm gonna leave it there because I have small feet.
 

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Guys.. i need your opinion.. With a budget of SGD$600, should i go for..

2 pairs of classic collection of Edetal ($349/pair)
OR
1 pair of Carminas (about $600) ?
OR
Meermins?

*hates it when i am going e-commerce. always not confident about the sizing and fit etc.

*anyone owns a pair of meermins from shoe size 7 to 8? able to let me try? coffee's on me.

Offered to some bros to try before.
Anyway I have got a Meermins dark brown double monks Hiro last size 7.5.
No problem to let you try if you can make it at Novena on weekdays before 7pm.

BTW: I fit size around 41-42 on edetal
 
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Damn man
I also heard numerous people commenting about the narrowness of the New Rey
I really like those burgundy semi brogues though. I'm crossing my fingers that they'll fit
By the way, even the sewn belts can be cut. Theres a shoe / belt guy at basement of paragon beside the magazine store near the toilet (earlier in the forum this guy was also discussed when there was a lot of back and forth about Topy / Vibram) that does a pretty good job with sewn belt alterations. Not expensive, probably 10 + dollars I think?
 
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