� While I can't say that I am the biggest fan of the shape of this shoe, having seen them in person, I am truly pleased that in the past two seasons, Cole Haa
Archives for March 2011
My 6th Pair – Completed
�For those that follow my blog regularly and have been anxiously waiting the completion of my 6th pair of bespoke shoes (that I have made for myself), here yo
Today’s Favorites – Scarpe Di Bianco Loafers
While I own a bunch of loafers already, I recently am quite obsessed with the idea of more traditional looking loafers, and owning them. Not that these models
Shoes Of The Week
Barker Black golf shoes = killin' it! These just might be the coolest golf shoes that I have ever seen, and while I don't even play golf (not because I don't
My Shoes #18 – My 2nd Bespoke Pair
These were the second pair of shoes that I ever made for myself and are by far my absolute favorite pair out of every single shoe I own. What I love about them
Today’s Favorites – Ronnie Fieg Collabo’s
There is no doubt that Ronnie Fieg, NYC-bred designer, has made many shoes WAY cooler than there previously were. And he did so simply by slightly modifying the
Shoes Of The Week – Septieme Largeur
I have really gotten into penny loafers lately, and have been desperately wanting to get a 'classic' pair. But the only problem is that I am extremely picky
Today’s Favorites – Alfred Sargent
If there is one thing that I lack in the wardrobe, it is monk straps, and I am so sorry to say it because I really, really like them. And as much as I am not a
A Trip To The Gaziano & Girling Factory
I remember the first time I ever visited a shoe factory; it was Santoni's factory in the Marche region of Italy, and being there (due to me being a shoe freak)
Today’s Favorites – Bally
�I know that I usually do a full-length post on Monday's and I was going to today, but just as I was finishing with it, Blogger decided to f*** up on me an
Shoes Of The Week
On Savile Row, in London, almost every shop has a pair for old riding boots displayed in their windows, almost as if the act of doing so is the prerequisite to
Today’s Favorites – Cliff Roberts
�Cliff Roberts is a freelance bespoke shoemaker in England, who apparently will produce a shoe for you at an extremely low cost. The catch though, is that yo
My Shoes #17 – My 1st Bespoke (Handmade) Pair
Considering, that it's now been over a year since I have been blogging, I figured it was about time that I buy myself a camera and stop stealing my wife's to
Today’s Favorites – Band of Outsiders’ Saddle Shoes
Here is yet another bombardment of saddle shoes, but hey, I love them, so you have to grow to love them too! Band of Outsiders' modern version of a saddle shoe
Giovanni Gambini Interview – The Middle Men Of The Shoe Industry
One thing (or person for that matter) that you may not ever think about is how the shoes get from factory A in Italy or factory B in China and make it to a
Shoes Of The Week
Lately, I feel like I have been putting a lot of crazy colored shoes from French and Japanese makers on my blog and representing just a certain sect of the shoe
Dandy Shoe Care — For A Great Repair
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Today’s Favorites – Brogues
Two Pairs Above: Alden (Pictures Courtesy Of: Leather Soul)Two Pairs Above: Edward Green� (Pictures Courtesy Of: Leffot) Two Pairs Above: Stefano BemerThere i