This is my third pair of 910, yes, it’s so funny, and it’s also the second pair of Horween shell cordovan on the same model. This pair of shoes has a great significance, that is, I have completely determined what shell cordovan is suitable for. Its application scope is really not too wide, and Alden’s
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Carlos Santos is the leading quality shoe brand from Portugal. There is not only one shoemaker in Portugal however Carlos Santos is the only one promoting its own brand. The superb volume of the factory gives great advantage on its quality control and leather sourcing, and refinement of lasts, so the shoes are really good.
I think J.M.Weston is a hidden treasure. Why is that? Speaking about fame, it is only recognized in France and Japan, but in this two countries, it is maybe more sought after than John Lobb or any other English brands. There is a funny fact about J.M.Weston that its most loved and iconic models are
As for the shoes I bought and worn, I want to write them down as a souvenir, and at the same time, it can also lead to a good discussion. What I write is not to flaunt the truth of the universe, and I don’t think my taste is the most correct. I feel that
For people who like dress shoes, what will come to mind when mentioning Brooks Brothers’ shoes? Naturally it’s the very historical brand, Peal & Co, bought back from the UK which was a bespoke shoemaker and released ready to wear collection made by Crockett & Jones. Without Peal & Co logo on sock lining, there
This pair of suede Chukka boots became my rain boots for unknown reason. When I went to Europe on business, I only wore a pair of shoes and walked in the streets in a rainstorm which is why I relied on it. When I looked at it carefully today, I found that these shoes are
This is my first pair of Maftei, a special order with great upper pattern. What satisfies me so well is the leather quality and comfort. Post Views: 2,276
If you are not a vintage dress shoe collector, you probably never heard it. Hanover was once among the four kings of the United States dress shoes, the quality is absolutely not lost to their British counterparts, such as Edward Green and Church’s. Why not mention John Lobb and Gaziano & Girling? Because at the
I had an interview with the famed Japanese bespoke shoemaker Hiro Yanagimachi. As the pioneer Japanese shoemaker studying in England, he is very kind and willing to bring up new younger shoemakers which is very respectable. I am not so familiar with his MTO offerings, and the price is slightly higher than Yohei Fukuda if
I have introduced Barrett this brand. Two feelings, one is the long history since 1917, and its prestigious client base, the other is the brand value and price are quite competitive in so many Italian brands. My pair has a sparkling point even without talking about the above two. A split toe oxford in tan.