Showing posts with label Deco Shoes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deco Shoes. Show all posts
Tuesday, 8 May 2012
Today's Favorites - Gaziano & Girling Saddle Loafers
There is nothing quite like a nice loafer. They are so versatile and pleasing simply for the fact that you don't have to bend over to tie them. I mean, what more could you really ask for? It's laziness at its finest! If you must though, then allow me to elaborate....They go great with jeans, amazing with chinos, workable with suits, and pretty much every other trouser that you can think of....And I really never realized how much I liked them until one day I finally had all of my shoes together, was looking for a brown oxford and realized that I did not have hardly any.....just a bunch of dang loafers! Not that I am complaining by any means, but just found it quite funny especially since my heel is so narrow which makes for a hard loafer fit. But I think that my appreciation for them exploded times 10 when I saw these bad boys by Gaziano & Girling. They are absolutely stunning and signify the beauty of the Made-To-Order idea. Made from the Joyce pattern, on the Deco last with a polo suede upper makes this one of those shoes, that if they were made for me, would get a regrettable amount of wear, and that being a good thing....regrettable because I would wear them into the ground!.....To the client that ordered them: GOOD CHOICE!
Pictures Courtesy Of: Leffot
Labels:
Deco Shoes,
dress shoes,
Gaziano and Girling,
Leffot,
Loafers,
made to order shoes,
saddle loafers,
suede loafers
Thursday, 14 April 2011
Gaziano & Girling Deco Range
While this is not really 'first to bring you news,' I figured that since you can't find the entire Deco range in colored pictures, I would put that up for all of you that might have yet to see them. And for those that might not be familiar, the Deco range is a new array of shoes produced by Gaziano & Girling that are meant to offer that happy medium between RTW and bespoke. You might wonder what that means? Well, having the intentions of giving RTW a 'bespoke' look, they had to tighten the waist of the shoe, and considering the only way to do that was to do it by hand, that is what they did. So for every Deco model available, the waist was lasted by hand, thus providing a RTW shoe that actually has handwork put into it, unlike the millions of liars in the shoe industry who claim to have 'hand-made' RTW shoes. Well, there is not much more to say other than feast your eye's on these beauties and enjoy!









Labels:
Black Shoes,
Black Suede Shoes,
Brogues,
Deco Shoes,
Derbys,
Gaziano and Girling,
monk straps,
Whole Cut Shoes
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