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^ that's the fun...sometimes i tie all 3 individually with one loop so there are lots of long ties, other times i make a single bow with all, and then again i've tied 2 in one loop and 1 with a bow. the variations work better with the tall boots, the ankle ones lend themselves to all 3 in one big loop. i have no idea if this helps or confuses you more but i never get caught up in symmetry with these boots...best to wing it.
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Painted tabis forever. Man or woman. source: @fashionbaggageAttached Files
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those are sweet! m.a.+ shoes and bags are brilliant.Fashion is a form of ugliness so intolerable that we have to alter it every six months - Oscar Wilde
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I actually think guidi's these days run fairly true to size. If you're on the cusp of half size then size up or if you like wiggle room, size up. I prefer a half size up for that reason but in general the round toe shape of guidi isn't restrictive.
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Sooooo I'm wanting to buy some MMM tabi ankle boots (all the tabi goodness in this thread has been a helpful inspiration!). I'm having no luck finding any second hand in my size (IT39) in good condition with the thick round heel, and since I happen to have the RRP in my PayPal acct at the moment I'm seriously considering just throwing the towel in and paying full price.
Can anyone attest to their quality? Both my RO wedge ankle boots and Ann D wedge ankle boots have both suffered quality issues that are not cheap to repair (Ann's weren't as costly to repair but I've been quoted $200 to fix the RO's... doesn't seem worth it).
I'm super reluctant to spend that kind of cash on anything without knowing what the likely issues might be with the style. I'd be less hesitant if they ever went on sale in classic black but even when they do my size seems to sell out before I can blink.
Would love some input from any owners!some do it fast, some do it better in smaller amounts.
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