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Gaziano & Girling visit Washington, D.C. (pics inside!)
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He did have with him a book (or two) of leather swatches... Quite a varied assortment.Originally Posted by amerikajinda
I missed my appt. in Chicago because I was stuck on a SW flight that had mechanical failure. After 4 hours I got off the flight. The next day, I spoke with Tony via phone to place my order. He said that their shoes run similar in size to C&J.
I ordered the Rothschild on the MH71 last in vintage oak only a lighter shade with some burgundy added.
I went down a full size from 11.5D U to 10.5E. Reading through other posts I am wondering if I should only have gone down a half size.
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Much more classic in design than his first models and definitely two shoes I would consider. The St. James is especially nice.Originally Posted by aportnoy
If you own and have worn their rtw/mtm/special order shoes, how do you like the fit and cushion vis a vis your considerable collection?
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I met with Tony today. I commented that the website is very well done and while the shoes on the website look wonderful, they all look so much better in person. I'm having some Sinatras MTO. September seems such a long way off......
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If you own and have worn their rtw/mtm/special order shoes, how do you like the fit and cushion vis a vis your considerable collection?Originally Posted by Film Noir Buff
I have two pairs of their RTW shoes, the Hayes and the Grant (see bleow). I find G&Gs fit to be akin to makers with more aggressive lasts like Corthay and Aubercy. They taper quickly toward the toe and while certainly wearable, are not as comforatble as my equally sleek Edward Green lasts. These new models give me a hope that G&G are veering towards serving a more traiditonal customer in both style and fit.
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The new modles are all MTO/RTW...thus this new side gusset "Chester"
G&G doesn't have any "named" bespoke models
Shoes are 470 pounds (excluding VAT, no shoe trees and doesn't include cost of customs or shipping)
Add about 100 more pounds for boots
G&G doesn't have any "named" bespoke models
Shoes are 470 pounds (excluding VAT, no shoe trees and doesn't include cost of customs or shipping)
Add about 100 more pounds for boots
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Sho-nuff
It should be available through their MTO progam
The Chukka boot itself is called the Arran...and perhaps the alligator leather is available (but at a considerable up charge)
It should be available through their MTO progam
The Chukka boot itself is called the Arran...and perhaps the alligator leather is available (but at a considerable up charge)
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