I’ve been wanting a pair for about 5 years now and finally got one, the 105 wingtip in “blackish brown” crust leather on the chiseled last. They really are amazingly beautiful in person.
The fit is very nice as well. I take a 9F Edward Green 202 and 606, 9E Barrie last, 8.5EE John Lobb 7000 last. I ordered 8.5G and they fit perfectly. The support throughout the waist and heel is sublime. Somehow, it really does feel like a hand made shoe.
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Leading off on our opening day lineup from Saint Crispin’s is the 215 cap toe oxford on the chiseled last in black. We opted for the chiseled last on a style of shoe primarily seen on a round toe last.
Every man need a black cap toe oxford in their wardrobe and this would be an amazing one to own.
$1700.00 (lasted, hollowed shoe trees included)
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We are pleased to announce that our opening order of Saint Crispin’s shoes have arrived!
Founded recently in 1992, Saint Crispin’s is known and appreciated by shoe connoisseurs for their genuine handmade nature. Saint Crispin’s is one of the few RTW brands of shoes that are hand welted.
Our opening order consists of four shoes and one boot. We will be showcasing each individually in the next few days.
Each shoe is accompanied by amazing handmade hollowed shoe trees. Standard shoes start at $1600.00.
Turnaround time for MTOs are approximately 8 weeks and we do not charge an upcharge for MTO orders. For more information please contact us directly.
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Ever since I first visited China about 6 years ago, my eyes have been opened to the endless opportunities available for manufacturing in China.
Since then, I have ordered custom paper bags, socks, boxes, and other random products. I’ve even started another company, Hawaii PaperWorks, a wholesaler of paper products for retailers.
If you have any interest in Chinese manufacturing, or even just curious about how “stuff gets made,” I highly recommend visiting China and exploring the abundant opportunities. The food aint bad either.
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When I first saw Saint Crispin’s shoes in Tokyo about 5 years ago I immediately fell in love. The shape of their lasts, the beautiful finishing, and the genuine hand made nature really left me in awe. Since then, I wanted to stock them but didn’t think the timing was right.
Recently, through a Style Forum friend, I was introduced to Phillip Car and the rest is history. Mahalo EC and Phillip! We are all very excited to represent Saint Crispin’s!
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