UNIFORM LA CHILLICOTHE WORK JACKET Drop, going on right now.
Uniform LA's Chillicothe Work Jacket is an elevated take on the classic Detroit Work Jacket. Made of ultra-premium 14-ounce Japanese canvas, it has been meticulously washed and hand distressed to replicate vintage workwear that’s been worn for years, and available in three colors.
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sorry, i really don't know what you are talking about.. ...again.
Are you sure that's a fake seam? It looks real enough to me. I see a line right down the middle that is so typical of two pieces of leather being joined together that I am not convinced it is either a faux seam nor am convinced that it is a whole cut…..The shark shoe, as well as the other (box calf?), look to me like they are seamed up the forepart. If so, they are not whole cuts and in fact, a forepart seamed shoe may be the easiest and cheapest style to make.
the tree bark looking leather is "shark skin"
But we shouldn't forget the shoes shown above are bespoke shoes and therefor reflect the personal taste of the owner, not necessarily of the maker.[
That might have been the case when Grandpa Scheer was still in charge. Markus tries his utmost to take the firm stylistically out of that provinciality and re-enter the international main stream. As ‘the.chikor’ has previously posted, Maftei junior tries to do the same, but feels inhibited and frustrated by the innate conservatism of his Austro/German clientele. I only posted the two pictures to demonstrate a low- and a high-placed vamp point. I cannot see many clients discussing a vamp point. Just like the pocket placing on a coat, it can make all the difference whether the coat makes you look short- or long-legged. As Gustav Mahler once famously remarked: “Tradition ist Schlamperei” (tradition is sloppiness‘), it is the laziness to re-visit and to re-think why you are doing things the way you do them: “we’ve always done it like that, it’s tradition.”
It is not a "˜faux' seam, the design is a half-cut (if that word exists). Two side pieces get sewn by machine from the inside, then a raised hand-stitched seam is placed on the outside, forming a ridge, stopping at the vamp point.. (The advantage for the shoemaker, there is no need to "˜block' or "˜crimp' the uppers.)
The shoes I was talking about were made during the last few years (with Markus Scheer in charge) and have very traditional Austrian aesthetic, very close to what fritzl is promoting here.
i don't like "promoting" in the context. it's more bringing different aspects to the table, anyway.
I'm not the only one to think that you are abusing this forum shamelessly for your little mail-order business,
i don't like "promoting" in the context. it's more bringing different aspects to the table, anyway.
lolz i feel you!
OK, back on track, luk....