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only for preferred customers?
About the same, though, for Ambrosi.
only for preferred customers?
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About the same, though, for Ambrosi.
Grail shoe maker but a 2 year wait? Longer than a Ferrari.
For bespoke shoes, I was more risk adverse and sent it back for adjustment. In retrospect, the adjustment went a little bit too far the other way and I wonder if I should tried loosening it myself. Such is life.
For bespoke shoes, I was more risk adverse and sent it back for adjustment. In retrospect, the adjustment went a little bit too far the other way and I wonder if I should tried loosening it myself. Such is life.
slightly ot:
i hope they wear wearable or could be fixed again. pity if not. fingers crossed.
I just have to wear a thicker sock.
Those that don't by off the rack
I'm actually serious.. so customization can take up to a year?
I've been told that only the big French houses (Lobb, Berluti) can get the really nice leather.
What say you with your experiences?
- M
Can Koji make any design and last shape customer want,
or is Koji traditional maker in all way?
How Koji make last,
can you give good detail?
Who taugt Koji to be master shoe maker?
Those that don't by off the rack
If I recall correctly from my fitting Delos told me that his leather is the same as Weston (and they now own du Puy).
As you know Lobb's leather is very nice and they also have a lot more variety on hand... When I was at Mogador they took me to the stock room and there was so much to choose.
Great Question SoS. I would say that they both fit excellent. In fact, I have never experienced any shoe maker who has made me a better fitting shoe than Koji or Anthony. By far, both of these gentlemen are perfectionists, which is demonstrated, for example, in the fit of their respective product.
Anthony spent a year, I believe, in Germany attending an orthopaedic shoe making school. One thing that he incorporated in the shoes that he made for me was an orthopaedic insole. This insole is padded and form fit to the bottom of my feet. It is very comfortable and also has pragmatic results.
TC