We are happy to welcome back JM Weston to our lineup of shoe brands. Some may remember that we carried JM Weston from 2005-2008. We decided to discontinue the brand due to lack of space in our then 1/4 of our current location’s space. We’ve really missed the brand in our mix and are glad to have them back.

Our first release is the iconic Golf. We’ve chosen to offer the Golf in three colorways not often seen, Coco, Toucan, and Tan.

($975.00, shoe trees included)

We were quite surprised by the extremely quick sellout of our first Tricker’s Stephy release, the first women’s shoe/boot we’ve had. Our second version of the Stephy is in oatmeal rapello suede, perfect for the Spring/Summer months.

White eyelets and laces, a brown Dainite sole, and of course, our signature pink pull tab round out the details.

($595.00)

Our latest Edward Green model is the Troon in dark brown crup (shell cordovan). The 202 last is perfect for a classy yet beefy shape to complement shell cordovan. A double leather sole with light antique edgetrim provides nice contrast to the rich Horween shell cordovan.

(202 Last, $1795.00, shoe trees included)

The John Lobb Brentwood is one of their new offerings on the new 2511 last, an elegant and shapely last. The new buckle design is simply beautiful and efficient. Overall, a wonderful new addition to the John Lobb lineup.

(2511 last, $1435.00, shoe trees included)

The other Alden shoe we brought with us to the Style Forum 10th Anniversary Celebration was our Alden ravello shell cordovan shortwing. We expected to sell them all while in San Francisco but ended up bringing most of them back with us to LSW.

We’ve already sold most in-store at LSW by posting time but there are a few pairs left in stock between 9-11D ready to ship.

SOLD OUT! (updated 5:05pm)

One of our Alden releases for the Styleforum 10th Anniversary Celebration this past weekend in San Francisco was the American Longwing, an extremely popular model we’ve had in the past. This time around the alpine grain calf is improved and so is the sole with the addition of an oiled waterlock double leather sole.

(Barrie last, $475.00)

As our stock of our recent Alden Natty CXL Tanker Boot dwindles down to our last few pairs, we introduce the plain toe version, the Natty CXL PTBoot w/Crepe Sole.

Horween natural Chromexcel is guaranteed to age distinctively and get better with wear.

(Barrie last, $515.00)

We’ve just received a restock of our Tricker’s Keswick in green aniline calf with Dainite sole. Brass eyelets and a natural welt round out the details.

($550.00)

Our newest Tricker’s Stow version is in snuff rapello suede with Dainite sole.

Brass eyelets matched with a natural welt round out the details.

($595.00)

It’s been over a year wait but they’re finally back in stock. For those of you who placed preorders, thank you for your patience. We will be in contact with you shortly.

Horween Chromexcel (CXL) continues to be the most popular leather for casual shoes. Two years ago, we sat down with Art Tarlow, the owner of Alden Shoe and came up with these two models, our first in natural CXL.

Both models feature a plantation crepe sole.

(Barrie last, $495.00 Longwing, $535.00 Tanker)