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Bespoke shoemakers in USA
Visiting east coast USA soon. Any good shoemakers to visit or should I stick with european makers.I will be based in NY but can travel. Are prices on a par with UK /europe.- sully
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Can we justify exotic leather products,
I had an interesting conversation with a friend the other day ,we discussed using exotic skins for shoes and wallets etc and how it can be justified or not.I understand croc ,alligator ,ostrich are farmed and their meat is used but is shark , sea turtle sustainable in the world today. Sharks and...- sully
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Traditional shoemaking.
Following another thread that discussed the merits of manufacturing methods used in RTW shoes.There was much talked about traditional methods that are used in bespoke shoemaking. Would anyone like to point out the crucial methods and traditions that we should understand if wewish to understand...- sully
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New bespoke order, new style or old style?
I have not ordered bespoke shoes for more than 20 years and I can see great changes in the range of work available. my original taste was for John Lobb London ( yes in years gone by they really did make very fine shoes!) ,Tuczek and Anthony Cleverley. But my feet are broader now and not suitable...- sully
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What details make an outstanding bespoke shoe?
We see lots of pictures of bespoke shoes and many look superb, but apart from last shape and leather what little details make certain makers stand out and are they important or just cosmetic touches. I have my own ideas but I know there are many shoe experts here who might have hands on facts- sully
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- Forum: Classic Menswear