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Cleverley Summer Trunk Show in Boston

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Originally Posted by jon5986
There is no pressure to buy. Just send them an email and make an appointment. It's tough not to buy though once you see their product.

It'll be easy as I don't have the cash
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Mr. Glasgow mentioned the Anthony Cleverley Semi-bespoke line was all done in house while the other semi-bespoke shoes were a mix (in house and outsourced)

He preferred to add more "bespoke" features and hand work to the A.C. line...which in turn justifies the current asking price of about 900-1000 pounds.

It would be interesting to see if Cleverley uses the same quality calf leather for the A.C. semi-bespoke lines as in their bespoke shoes.

I concur with the comments of others that based on observations alone, the A.C. semi-bespoke line is made to a higher quality than their previous semi-bespoke offerings

Their are numerous Anthony Cleverley designed shoes which have not be released to their semi-bespoke line. I might ask Mr. Glasgow if he'll try a design or two as a prototype.
 

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Originally Posted by Michael Ay329

Their are numerous Anthony Cleverley designed shoes which have not be released to their semi-bespoke line. I might ask Mr. Glasgow if he'll try a design or two as a prototype.


That is interesting. What type of designs are you thinking of? What do you have on order from Cleverley at present?
 

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Originally Posted by Michael Ay329
Mr. Glasgow mentioned the Anthony Cleverley Semi-bespoke line was all done in house while the other semi-bespoke shoes were a mix (in house and outsourced)

He preferred to add more "bespoke" features and hand work to the A.C. line...which in turn justifies the current asking price of about 900-1000 pounds.

It would be interesting to see if Cleverley uses the same quality calf leather for the A.C. semi-bespoke lines as in their bespoke shoes.

I concur with the comments of others that based on observations alone, the A.C. semi-bespoke line is made to a higher quality than their previous semi-bespoke offerings

Their are numerous Anthony Cleverley designed shoes which have not be released to their semi-bespoke line. I might ask Mr. Glasgow if he'll try a design or two as a prototype.


Originally Posted by jon5986
That is interesting. What type of designs are you thinking of? What do you have on order from Cleverley at present?

I found this old Anthony Cleverley designs in one of centipede's galleries. I would love it if enough of us demanded this model that George Glasgow would put it in production for the line.

Just reply to this thread if you're interested.
 

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Originally Posted by jon5986
That is interesting. What type of designs are you thinking of? What do you have on order from Cleverley at present?

I will consider 2 more Cleverley designs in the near future...all semi-bespoke

One is the classic rolled apron side gussetted shoe with that classic chiseled toe...Flussers book has a picture of it in the Cleverley entry...naturally I'm considering adding imitation lacing

The other is an A.C. design, it was his take on the classic full wing tip brogue with side gussetted, imitation brogued, and imitation lacing. Centipede had an entry of A.C. designs but it alludes me. Mr. Glasgow did not provide a final answer as I put further orders on hold until I wear my first order for a few months to ensure their product fit well.

They have access to a gorgeous ultra dark brown calf leather that I call Black Coffee...I'll likely use this one the first one and black calf on the 2nd
 

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This thread neads more Cleverley Appreciation...so here it is
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Originally Posted by pledge
I found this old Anthony Cleverley designs in one of centipede's galleries. I would love it if enough of us demanded this model that George Glasgow would put it in production for the line.

Just reply to this thread if you're interested.


Alas, no faux-laces, but it is a side-lace:

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That is defiantly a shoe I would be interested in! Is that from Cleverley's old book of shoes made by Anthony?
 

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Originally Posted by jon5986
That is defiantly a shoe I would be interested in! Is that from Cleverley's old book of shoes made by Anthony?

Correct, courtesy of centipede. Start the bandwagon!
 

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Originally Posted by pledge
Alas, no faux-laces, but it is a side-lace:

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is this from the ladies collection?
 

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Originally Posted by pledge
Correct, courtesy of centipede. Start the bandwagon!


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