Our newest Leather Soul Exclusive Alden boot is the Grant Captoe Flex Boot.
Buttery soft lady calfskin matched with Alden’s flex insole and oiled leather sole create our most comfortable boot yet. Rough them up with your worn in denim, or keep them pristine and polished with your “jacket style” semi-dress outfits, either way you will look great.
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Categories: Alden, Boots, Brands, Casual Shoes, Dress Shoes
Our newest Edward Green offering is the Robertsbridge in Edwardian Antique, a great shoe for the Spring and Summer months. The 82 last creates an exquisite shape for this austerity brogue derby.
Robertsbridge, 82 Last, Edwardian Antique
$1100.00
Categories: Brands, Casual Shoes, Dress Shoes, Edward Green
Just a different take on Alden’s very popular Barrie lasted chukkas, #1339 and #1340. This version is on the Leydon last with an oiled flex sole.
Available in both burgundy color #8 and black.
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Categories: Alden, Boots, Brands, Casual Shoes, Dress Shoes
One of the greatest things about Horween shell cordovan is its ease of maintenance. There’s just one thing to remember…
Don’t forget to brush!
Categories: Accessories
Just in time for Spring, our newest Leather Soul Exclusive Alden shoe is the Hampton Snuff Suede Flex Wingtip. The combination of supple suede and Alden’s flex insole/oiled leather sole create an incredibly comfortable shoe.
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Categories: Alden, Brands, Casual Shoes
Just a little preview of George Cleverley’s new “Anthony Cleverley” line. The AC line features stunning designs, meticulous hand finishing, and the highest quality leather available. It is Cleverley’s finest Semi-Bespoke line available. We hope to get our AC shoes by late Summer.
For more information, please visit George Cleverley’s website.
(Our standard George Cleverley RTW line will arrive in April.)
Categories: Brands, Dress Shoes, George Cleverley, News & Events
On December 10, 1786 a strong gale blowing from the Southwest forced the Danish brigantine, the “Metta Catharina” to seek shelter in Plymouth Sound. She had been bound for the Mediterranean with a cargo of hemp and leather from St. Petersburg.
By night, the winds had strengthened so hard that the Catharina broke free from her anchor, eventually striking Drakes Island and sinking on the Cornish side of the Sound. The crew were able to get ashore to safety but the ship and its cargo was lost – until 200 years later.
In 1973 divers from the British Sub-Aqua Club found the sunken Catharina 30 meters below the surface of Plymouth Sound. Further investigation revealed bundles of remarkably well preserved leather hides littering the sea floor.
These hides were tanned the traditional Russian way which involves soaking them in pits with willow bark and birch oil. The fact that this leather has survived for so long is due as much to the thoroughness and excellence of work carried out by the tanners of St. Petersburg, as well as the black mud at the bottom of Plymouth Sound.
We are extremely pleased to offer the extremely rare and beautiful “Russian” leathergoods produced by George Cleverley.
Each piece is truly one-of-a-kind.
Wash bag, $895.00
Breast wallet, $650.00
Hip wallet, $550.00
Credit card case, $450.00
Belt, $400.00
Categories: Accessories, Brands, George Cleverley, Limited Edition
Alden’s flex unlined chukka on the Leydon last has become very popular in recent years. We have decided to offer that same chukka on the Barrie last for those of you who prefer the fit of the Barrie over the Leydon. Looks wise, exactly the same. Fit wise, perfect for those who are comfortable with the Barrie.
Available in tan suede only, these chukkas are the perfect Spring-time addition to your wardrobe.
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Categories: Alden, Boots, Brands, Casual Shoes
When you enter our shop the first thing you that greets you is our main dining table featuring shoes by John Lobb. Our current collection includes twelve different offerings.
Please feel free to ask for your choice of scotch, it’s the perfect companion while browsing our collection.
Categories: Boots, Brands, Casual Shoes, Dress Shoes, John Lobb
12 hours by plane but extremely close to our hearts is the Alden Shoe factory in Middlebourough, Massachusetts. Touring the factory is like taking a lesson in American history. A hundred years ago, the New England area was a hotbed of US shoemaking. Alden is the last to stand, a testament to the Tarlow family who took over the Alden Shoe Company from CH Alden. Today, Art Tarlow Jr. continues his family tradtion of quality, hard work, and passion.
We are extremely proud and passionate about our partnership with the Alden Shoe Company. For almost six years now, we have been representing them to our best ability here in Honolulu. We truly look forward to a long, wonderful relationship that continues from this generation to the next.
Thank you to Art Tarlow, Bob Clark, Nate Humble, Rick Hajjar, Jamie Hajjar, Diane-Sharon-Pam-Martha-and all the other wonderful ladies, and especially the shoemakers continuing the tradition of fine American made footwear.
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