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well the pictures are not taken by me, so like you i need to wait!Originally Posted by luk-cha
Originally Posted by Nick A
Originally Posted by luk-cha
Those look amazing! What kind of finish did you have them put on the Russia calf? It looks darker and smoother than other Russia calf that I've seen.Originally Posted by commodorewheeler
Originally Posted by luk-cha
^ L-C, isn't the Norvegese stitching usually flush against the welt, i.e. is it normal that there appears to be a gap between them like that? In this case, does that stitching actually serve its supposed function or is it just decorative?Originally Posted by Wes Bourne
Was going to stop at Leffot this weekend to order two new pairs of lace-ups (brown and black). I am leaning towards the Hayes. I assume the oak bark style sole is pretty standard for what people get. What about last style? Those Hayes in DG70 above look great. Does anyone have any good real life pictures comparing the lasts side by side?Originally Posted by JL724
Henry Poole Savile Row - Bespoke Green Tweed Plaid Jacket This Henry Poole bespoke jacket, crafted in 2009 on London's prestigious Savile Row, exemplifies timeless elegance and superior craftsmanship.
Made from tweed with a classic plaid pattern, this tailored jacket showcases meticulous attention to detail. It reflects the heritage and sophistication synonymous with Henry Poole, a renowned name in bespoke tailoring since 1806. 
