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Interesting!
For those that might be interested, EG sent the following message out to the mailing list today:
The art of hand sewing
Hand sewing with pig's bristles is the acme of English shoe-making.
Come and see a demonstration of the craft this Saturday, along with our new hand sewn collection.
This season we're delighted to have as full a range of hand sewn shoes as we can remember at Jermyn Street. The Dover has long been one of our most popular shoes - perhaps the style most closely associated with EG. For the new season it's complemented by several handsome new arrivals. All have aprons hand sewn with pig's bristles, an old English craft and as delicate and exacting a task as you can find in shoe-making.
Two of our hand sewers will be visiting Jermyn Street this Saturday to demonstrate their craft and answer your questions on shoe-making. We'll have sparkling wine from award-winning Kent winery, Chapel Down.
Saturday 29th September, 12 - 5pm | Edward Green, Jermyn Street, London
The Ecton derby, Ashby monk & Nevis boot
New for autumn:
Ecton —888 last — nightshade, cloud
Ashby — 888 last — coffee suede
Nevis — 606 last — Mahogany country calf, chestnut
Dover — 32 last — chestnut, dark oak, black
606 last— black, dark oak, forest green | Walnur country calf with dainite sole
Winchelsea — black, dark oak, mocha suede
Harrow — black, dark oak, tobacco suede
Interesting!