Showing posts with label Chukka Boots. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chukka Boots. Show all posts

Wednesday, 19 October 2011

Dr. Martens Sovereign Collection

Visited Leeds at the weekend and saw that Dr. Martens have their own boutique shops now, and with their patented soles which last forever, (if they break, they're fixed for free for life) they're looking better than ever. Anyway, they've released this little lot - which include an Oxford, a Chukka and a Penny Loafer. But I wouldn't expect to see them on the dance floor at Jilly's Rock World this weekend.


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Sunday, 11 September 2011

Shoe Brand of The Year: Clarks

Not getting why?! Well I've bought three pairs this year and when people say, 'THEY'RE CLARKS?' I say yes. They don't just make shoes for your older relatives or you school attending siblings! This year has seen Clarks team up with expert shoe makers Poste to create the Clarks x Poste Desert Boot & Desert Trek shoe, as well as Liam Gallagher of Oasis fame to create the Clarks x Pretty Green Boot.
Ch-ch-check it out!


You still not sold? Well Wu-Tang rock Clarks Wallabees, LL Cool J reps Wallabees! So in the words of Nas, 'Wallabees be the apparel'




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Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Brand Watch: Quoddy Shoes

Made in Maine, New England, Quoddy are purveyors of the finest moccasins Sock&Sole has had the pleasure of writing about. When first looking at the collections, we looked at the price and not much else, but as the old adage goes, you really do get what you pay for! Individually hand sewn shoes, the finest materials and comfort to match! Check them out on their site... But as usual S&S's representation does just as good a job!

Thursday, 21 April 2011

Sock&Sole Brand Watch...

Yuketen Shoes...
Does Yuki Matsuda mean anything to you? Probably not, but upon seeing his footwear creations I have certainly taken note!

No Yuketen shoe is made by on a whim as Matsuda considers the history of every style he creates, travelling across the United States to create interpretations of shoes that have moulded aspects of American culture. From his crepe-soled boat shoes (East Coast inspired) to his walking boots inspired by Native Americans, Matsuda's shoes are a different class in terms of design and construction.


Get Some!

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