We received a few new Rider Boot MTO’s today and the timing couldn’t be better. Rider Boots are continental and stylish yet rugged enough to give them a good bit of wear.
Wingtip Boot, Sestriere Soles – MTO
Shearling Boot, Sestriere Soles – MTO
Plain Toe Boot, Sestriere Soles – MTO
There’s a nice little snap in the air which feels very invigorating. But when that cold north wind breathes down your neck swaddle yourself in one of these new Psycho Bunny scarves they’ll keep you comfy and warm.
Neon Bunny 70% Wool/30% Cashmere in 2 Colors – $150
Multi Bunny 100% Cashmere in 4 Colors – $275
Neon Bunny 100% Cashmere in 2 Colors – $275
There’s not a lot you can say about the Edward Green Dover that hasn’t already been said. It’s arguably the quintessential EG shoe. This classic English derby can be worn with confidence and pride because it’s one of the finest styles in Edward Green’s collection.
Stories of the Dover’s handsewn apron are legendary; the closing is done with pig bristles because they’re finer than needles. It takes years to master the skill and only grade A1 closers are allowed to do it. It’s rather remarkable when you think about closing a shoe with bristles.
These are robust, well-built shoes ideal for less formal occasions when you need to look smart and well dressed. Our model in Walnut Country Calf and Dainite soles is great for foul weather as well. There are but a handful of shoes every man must own and this gentlemen is one of them.
Dover 606 Last, Walnut Country Calf, Dainite Soles
Autumn is chukka boot season and our newest Quoddy Road Chukka has arrived just in time. These boots are made in Tan Muleskinner a waxy finished rough out leather that is water repellent and great looking. Like all Quoddy shoes and boots these chukkas are handsewn in Maine and incredibly comfortable.
Tan Muleskinner, Brick Vibram Soles – $280
Time to share some recent made to order shoes from Pierre Corthay. Pierre is an artist, his designs are graceful and stylish and these shoes are proof of that. Well done gentlemen we hope you enjoy your shoes.
Vendome 001 Last, Marron Box Calf – MTO
Jouvet 001 Last, Bleu Suede – MTO
Arca Boucle 001 Last, Lie de Vin – MTO
Bucy 001 Last, Ebene Suede – MTO
Rascaille 001 Last, Eben Suede Orange Stitch – MTO
Our third Viberg hiker has arrived this one made up in Vintage Tan Calf, with brown leather laces. These boots are traditional in style and every bit as rugged and comfortable as our other models.
It’s difficult to fully appreciate the quality of the materials and hand craftsmanship that go into Viberg boots without handling and trying a pair. They’re solid, weighty, and rugged, built to stand up to the nastiest conditions and last a lifetime.
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Vintage Tan Calf, Vibram 1276 Sierra Soles
Alfred Sargent’s derby shoe the Browning is particularly handsome in suede. I personally own a pair in purple and have admired them in dark brown but for our new stock line we chose snuff.
The reason is snuff suede is incredibly versatile and timeless an excellent color with dark blue, gray, and brown and perfect for any season. The Browning is a masterfully crafted shoe from the triple row stitching down to the London waist, these shoes look and feel like a million bucks.
It’s no secret we’re partial to suede. Once you get over the whole “OMG I going to ruin them” thing you begin to appreciate the warm and fuzzy way they look and feel.
Browning AS 19 Last, Snuff Suede Oak Bark Soles
To mark their 120th anniversary Edward Green has released a second limited edition shoe the Brummell. This handsome new oxford is named after the notorious Regency dandy, Beau Brummell, who now surveys their London shop from his pedestal on the other side of Jermyn Street.
George Beau Brummell, pioneered new ways to dress in Regency London, introducing not only the suit, collar and tie but a real connoisseurs sartorial spirit, which continues to inspire today. “We owe to Brummell the demonstration of how much elegant life is tied to the perfection of all human society,” was how Honoré de Balzac saw Brummell’s contribution.
The Brummell sports a medallion punch drawn from EG’s 1930s archive and is on the slim, elegant 82 last. Available in Edwardian Antique we believe the Brummell will very much appeal to today’s Sartorialist.
Each pair is marked with its own Special Edition number, and comes with 120th anniversary trees, in its own commemorative drawer box.
Brummell 82 Last, Edwardian Antique 120th Anniversary Shoe
Our love of wingtips is no secret on this blog and it’s not limited to heavy full brogues. Case in point is the Vendome by Pierre Corthay. Named for the stylish plaza near Corthay’s shop in Paris these shoes are sleek and sophisticated.
This new stock model in Vieux Bois, a rich burnt caramel color is extremely handsome and versatile in both style and color.
Vendome 001 Last, Vieux Bois
We’re very excited about our new collaboration with Canadian boot maker Viberg Boot Company. These hikers are serious business built to take on the great outdoors.
The Viberg’s have been building boots in British Columbia for three generations. They’re committed to using only the best materials, sourced worldwide, using time honored hand tested methods by skilled craftsmen.
In doing so they’ve maintained their reputation for building kick-ass, tough boots. From grading the hides to polishing the finished product and all the 218 steps in between they produce simply the toughest boots made!
Peanut Bullhide, Vibram 132 Soles – $675
Ink Blue Reverse Chromexcel®, Vibram Christie Soles – $675
These are our new Quoddy chukkas we’re calling the Road Chukka because we’ve designed them with fall/winter on and off road traction. These are essentially the Deck Chukka with the new, beefy Vibram tread soles.
The boots are deerskin lined and the thicker soles provide extra cushion and traction on wet days. Wear these with a pair of heavy weight socks for added warmth and comfort your feet will thank you.
Road Chukka, British Tan Chromexcel®, Charcoal Vibram Soles – $280
Cap-toes come and cap-toes go but Church’s Consul just keeps on keeping on. A perfect shoe for business, or shined up for dress you will never go wrong with this most classic English oxford.
Consul Ebony Nevada Calf, 173 Last – $650
Consul Black Box Calf, 173 Last – $650
