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I have no idea it was just a joke about @Texasmade being short despite his perfect physiqueFoo is 5'7.5"? I thought he is shorter than that I'm barely 5'7"...
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I have no idea it was just a joke about @Texasmade being short despite his perfect physiqueFoo is 5'7.5"? I thought he is shorter than that I'm barely 5'7"...
Those are absolutely gorgeous !!Three-eyelet Derby in Brick Brown Suede by Emiko Matsuda.
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And prolonged activities. Started to make first bespoke shoe in around 10 years ago, then running on the streets covering protests 5 years ago, some of our feet elongated or grown wider. Right now, only the Ugolini Oxford still fits well, Bolero's Single Monk could only worn bare feet.I think this depends on a lot of factors, it has to do with internal muscles in your foot that stretch over time or something like that. Stretch is not the right word, they get looser, so your arche starts to drop and make your foot larger.
For some that can happen at 40 for others it can happen later in life, my dad still wears his shoes that he bought in his twenties, he is already in his mid fifties. I have a feeling I will not be so lucky.
But this is another reason not to go for bespoke... but let's face it it's the same for bespoke tailoring. Nobody stays the same weight unless you smoke a ton of cigarettes/pipe, like the Duke of Windsor who famously stayed the same size for over 5 decades.
No they are very similar style. I like simple plain designs with similar shapes. I am not doing any wild finishing stuff or exotic shapes.Aren’t they very different style? It’s not like you’re spec out some gaming desktop
I am doing a round toe boot. Not something as pointy and sharp as the typical GG chisel. My question is really about the process, quality and "value" between these two brands.so not a typical very sharp looking Gaziano then?
Like they can all be black Oxford but in my head the default GG last would be much sharper
Love her designs. Also the shape / lasts looks rather comfortable.Three-eyelet Derby in Brick Brown Suede by Emiko Matsuda.
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who told you that G&G does closing by hand?John Lobb LTD will not hand stitch the upper where Girling Gaziano does the entire upper by hand.
Michael Symons was the sales associate I met with at their Savile Row shop and he told me the entire upper was hand stitched. He did show me an example of an extremely fine stitch that had to be done on machine but was only on an accent of a certain style of loafer.who told you that G&G does closing by hand?