Edward Green Appreciation: Pictures, Info, and Where to Buy

Elmsley in brandy cordovan as a stocked model...yes please

rydenfan said:

Elmsley in brandy cordovan as a stocked model...yes please

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EG Cordovan will cost you.

Nikola said:

Edward Green is finally updating their web page, you can already tell the new look even it's still being developed.

http://www.edwardgreen.com/index.html

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If this is close to the finished product then they could do a lot better.



hoit1981 said:

How are you sizing the Nevis? Similar to C&J 341 (1 full size down from US size)?

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hoit1981 said:

Sorry tired brain. Would a 12E in UK C&J 341 boot be a 12E in the Nevis?

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hoodog said:

Uk 12.5E in the 606.

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Welcome Hoit I am glad you are joining the party. Yes definatelly go a half a size up from your 341 last so you would be 12.5 E in Nevis 606 last. I went a half a size up too over my 341 last.



S K M said:

Gents, inspired by this boot from C&J's winter collection – that I to be fair find quite awesome – I was wondering if anyone had ever seen an Alderley in suede? I imagine it would look quite bad ass

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Anyone?



Nikola said:

Edward Green is finally updating their web page, you can already tell the new look even it's still being developed.

http://www.edwardgreen.com/index.html

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Yeah, and they plan to add a proper webshop on the new site as well.

Some other interesting EG-news, is that they are in the test process of making Top Drawer shoes on bespoke lasts. It's like full bespoke with measurements taken and personal last made at Springline, test shoes, fitting and everything, but the shoes are made on the factory line to Top Drawer standard. Apparently they have made a couple of shoes for some customers this way now, and are going to test it a bit more. It will only be available to order in the Jermyn Street store, and in personal appointments at trunk shows, as it looks. They are not sure about pricing yet, but could be up around £2500. Quite interesting however, I must say, even if the piece should end up pretty high.

what happened to the galway pulltab guy? has you cut it yet?



j ingevaldsson said:

Yeah, and they plan to add a proper webshop on the new site as well.

Some other interesting EG-news, is that they are in the test process of making Top Drawer shoes on bespoke lasts. It's like full bespoke with measurements taken and personal last made at Springline, test shoes, fitting and everything, but the shoes are made on the factory line to Top Drawer standard. Apparently they have made a couple of shoes for some customers this way now, and are going to test it a bit more. It will only be available to order in the Jermyn Street store, and in personal appointments at trunk shows, as it looks. They are not sure about pricing yet, but could be up around £2500. Quite interesting however, I must say, even if the piece should end up pretty high.

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That's the dream, right there. Maybe some day.

Picked up an old pair of Willow Calf off B&S, very unique texture. Interesting to see Edward Green made about 50k shoes since this pair was made






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That must be the brown Willow. I dig it. Congrats!

Really cool. That model is starkly different from the EG we see nowadays

The model is different because it was made special for Asprey. Brown or dark oak willow indeed.



stevent said:

Picked up an old pair of Willow Calf off B&S, very unique texture. Interesting to see Edward Green made about 50k shoes since this pair was made

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Spoiler: Warning: Spoiler!

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would love to see the soles

Is it possible to burnish this type of boarded calf? I am curious because I like this shade, but it's not as dark as plain old dark oak. Cheers.



tifosi said:

That must be the brown Willow. I dig it. Congrats!

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NAMOR said:

Really cool. That model is starkly different from the EG we see nowadays

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Thanks!

smoothie1 said:

Is it possible to burnish this type of boarded calf? I am curious because I like this shade, but it's not as dark as plain old dark oak. Cheers.

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Curious as well as I'm planning on cleaning these up a bit this weekend. Shade is a little darker indoors