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Originally Posted by whnay.
I was going to say it....but I didn't want to offend you.
No worries, Olga Boy...
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Originally Posted by RJman
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Originally Posted by Yuzzzz
Superb UK maker based in London but shoes made in Northampton, UK


http://www.timlittle.com/


Not a maker, a designer. FYI. Worked with Alfred Sargent and others. Now designing shoes for Grenson.
 

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Originally Posted by Dragon
WOW. I am a fan of long nose designs, but this is one is making me change my style choice
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Can't attest to the suspicious leather phenomenon, except that you never quite know with ebay. Oliver Sweeney's are made by hand in Britain, and of the finest Italian leather. You may want to double check, but hey, at least they're comfortable. Take a look at the Sweeney website - their's are great looking.
 

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Originally Posted by Owan
Can't attest to the suspicious leather phenomenon, except that you never quite know with ebay. Oliver Sweeney's are made by hand in Britain, and of the finest Italian leather. You may want to double check, but hey, at least they're comfortable. Take a look at the Sweeney website - their's are great looking.

Their website is hard to reach at the moment, but everywhere else suggests they are made in Italy eg

http://freespace.virgin.net/sue.a.h/osbrandM.html
 

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Originally Posted by Percy Trimmer
They are very comfortable, have a suspicious looking leather grain and are 'Made in Belgium'.
In the last twenty or so years, Oliver Sweeney (formerly of Alan McAfee) has had his shoes produced about everywhere. He started off with classic English styles, made in England, then by Ambiorix in Belgium, moved to South Africa (and probably a few more countries).

In the last eight or so years, he has abandoned welted footwear for (almost) gentleman in favour of Blake-stitched Italian stuff for chavs.
 

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Originally Posted by bengal-stripe
In the last twenty or so years, Oliver Sweeney (formerly of Alan McAfee) has had his shoes produced about everywhere. He started off with classic English styles, made in England, then by Ambiorix in Belgium, moved to South Africa (and probably a few more countries).

In the last eight or so years, he has abandoned welted footwear for (almost) gentleman in favour of Blake-stitched Italian stuff for chavs.


My new from Ebay pair are marked 'Oliver Sweeney for Harrods' and, as I said, 'Made in Belgium'. I have been wearing them all day and they are dashed comfortable. I imagine they are several years old (though unworn until today) and so I escape charges of chaviness and remain almost a gentleman.
 

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