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A little bit more to keep the thread alive:Originally Posted by the.chikor
A little bit more to keep the thread alive:Originally Posted by the.chikor
Here are a couple more views from above:Originally Posted by the.chikor
i like the JLP and the KS remix the best, i dont think much to the cleverleys, plus they dont look nearly as well finished as the mentioned 2Originally Posted by luk-cha
LC,Originally Posted by the.chikor
the waste on the KS is just awesome, i would love to see it in person.Originally Posted by luk-cha
No, he just used the same last that he used for my boots, which resulted in the effect that you see.Originally Posted by the.chikor
^I love the patina on the leather. They look awesome in real life!Originally Posted by gazman70k
Yeah. He is by far the best shoe maker who I have come across. Besides, he is a really nice guy and easy to get along with. It is nice to deal directly with the guy who is making your shoes, rather than some someone else who passes on the info/measurements to some sweatshop artisan or pre-Madonna in some other country or area (just a bit of satirical humor). However, he does have limitations-some of the Austo-Hungarian stuff he will not do. So, if I would like something along those lines, then I would deviate, but for right now, my next several pairs will be with KS-the p rice is right, service is great, and product is phenomenal.Originally Posted by the.chikor
I like the steeper dip, and is a nice design contrast to Hidetaka Fukaya's eagle beak. I'd like to give Dimitri Gomez a go. I met him last year when I was in Paris and really like his approach to shoe making. Pity he doesn't travel.Originally Posted by gazman70k
cheers! it just goes to show that shoes that are looked after and used and polished build up a great patina - so much better than stuff like berluti doesOriginally Posted by luk-cha
I have posted these before. Here are my first pair of shoes made by Koji Suzuki. He is planning a trip to New York this fall, where I will have a trial fitting for my second pair.Originally Posted by Bic Pentameter
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