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Also, PS has not used Grenson for years. They were using Gaziano & Girling for a while for some of their Stuart's Choice.
well, depends on the model, I know at least the top of the line Made in Italy is Paolo Scafora (GYW, but I assume to lower standard than Paolo Scafora themselves because it's ~$300 cheaper?). Then there is bunch blake stiched model that I have no idea by whom
like this one, another 20% off too (EXTRA20)
definitely a steal, don't need another wingtip and don't have sizing experience with Paolo Scafora (and looking for mostly handwelt these days) otherwise instant cop
I think that's more than fair, they're all CJ to my knowledge, other than old stock, don't think there is any more AS/Grenson these days.
I prefer Paul Stuart's CJ to BB by far because they're mostly on same mainstream last (348/341/360) rather than BB which was like 90% on 240 (which doesn't look that great, and at least for me doesn't fit that well either).
I didn't pick up Paolo Scafora because I'm mostly on Antonio Meccariello these day as I know AM fits me well and Paolo Scafora is unkonwn quantity (and exploring bunch higher end Chinese handwelt guys).
I think Paolo Scafora is well worth the price, just by looking at Paolo Scafora's picture alone (old Skoat stuff and others), it easily beats all major English brand on finishing term (though Paolo Scafora is definitely more "pointy" for lack of better word)