Trojanman74
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does the RTW come in a F width?, and can you link me to where they have prices on their website. there isnt a prices option in the left hand corner
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Around the price of 4 Aldens.
~$2,000 for bespoke? Wow. That's tempting.
I am not. I'm convinced G&G are categorically and stylistically a better made bespoke shoe.
Why do you say that?
I'd like to know too. G&G's super-antiqued finishing is not my cup of tea, nor the long toes. I know they don't have to do either of those things, but I much prefer the understated and conservative style typical of Cleverly.
I'd like to know too. G&G's super-antiqued finishing is not my cup of tea, nor the long toes. I know they don't have to do either of those things, but I much prefer the understated and conservative style typical of Cleverly.
I've always found it puzzling that Cleverley appeals to the igent taste. The shoes look machine-made (not a ding IMO, I wore a pair of Cleverley bespoke yesterday and another the day before) instead of the obvious hand stitchery of Vass and its relations.
But nice as they are, the best Cleverleys do not have the shape of the best G&G bespoke.
Some of us consider that to be a good thing
~$2,000 for bespoke? Wow. That's tempting.
I'd like to know too. G&G's super-antiqued finishing is not my cup of tea, nor the long toes. I know they don't have to do either of those things, but I much prefer the understated and conservative style typical of Cleverly.