Let’s face it, the cost of quality shoes should make us stand up and take notice when a product comes along that enables us to lengthen the life of our footwear and maintain a ‘like new’ appearance. In particular suede is one of those materials that most of us love especially for spring and summer [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Leffot’
Saint Crispin’s Trunk Show In April At Leffot
March 27th, 2013 
Sartorial_Blog Since beginning in 1992, Saint Crispin’s has quickly gained a reputation for shoes made with superior craftsmanship as well as an admirable design sensibility. They excel at made to order shoes and can by
The Winterized Indy Boot
January 16th, 2013 Joseph Fields Owing its moniker to the Indiana Jones franchise, the 405 Alden work boot which predates the films, is now mostly referred to as the “Indy Boot”. It was designed for long days on your feet and while providing comfort, support, and endurance, the original cork Neoprene sole of the standard “Indy” is not recommended for [...]
Church’s Suede Kaber Monk Strap Shoes
December 12th, 2012 Joseph Fields With the monk-strap shoe being particularly popular this season, we’ve decided to feature it again in the somewhat tweaked incarnation that is the suede Kaber from Church’s. by
Largest Selection Of Edward Green Shoes In North America At Leffot This Friday
November 28th, 2012 Sartorial_Blog This Friday the well known New York shoe aficionado Leffot will be having their Edward Green trunk show. This will be your chance to see the largest selection of samples assembled at any Edward Green show in North America. by
Sartorial Gift Guide to Accessories
November 23rd, 2012 Joseph Fields Whether it’s for someone special or you’re feeling like a bit of a self-gifter, quality accessories should not be overlooked during the upcoming season of giving. by
Posted in Accessories 
Tags: Crombie, Daines & Hathaway, Ghurka, Hairsheep gloves, Launer London, Leffot, Pantherella cashmere socks, Saphir, Swaine Adeney Brigg 
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Brogue Oxfords: Different Degrees of Embellishment
October 8th, 2012 Sartorial_Blog Long since removed from their Scottish and Irish rural origins as a shoe with actual drainage holes, the brogue still exists as a hearty country shoe but has evolved into so much more. Today we will have a look at a particular subsection of this style, the brogue oxford. by
Posted in Shoes Tags: Alfred Sargent, brogue oxfords, Crockett & Jones, Leffot, Pierre Corthay Comments Off
