Showing posts with label how it's made. Show all posts
Showing posts with label how it's made. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
How It's Made #5 - Cowboy Boots
Sunday, July 4, 2010
How It's Made #4 - Esquivel Shoes
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| Even though Esquivel markets these marvelously finished pairs as Women's shoes, there's nothing that I see that would make them unwearable by men. |
The following video is a slideshow of stills taken during the making of Esquivel shoes:
The Esquivel website does not feature an online store, however Esquivel shoes and boots can be purchased at Endless.com
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| There's just something I love about green leather |
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Designer Spotlight #2 - Indochino
What I like most about Indochino, from what I can gather from their website at least, is that they put their customer's satisfaction first and that they run a very smooth operation from the time you place the order online till your item of clothing arrives at your doorstep in one of their very nice Indochino boxes. Indochino has summarized their process of making a suit jacket from start to finish in this short video:
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
How It's Made #3 - Suits
Suits are one of the staple items of a man's wardrobe and unless you've had the privilege of having a bespoke suit made, you may not be fully aware of the amount of work that goes into making a suit, even if, as is the case in the video below, the process is highly automatized. Next time you think a suit you see in a store is way too expensive, think again and come back to watch this video.
Sunday, June 13, 2010
How It's Made #2 - Jeans
If you've ever thought twice about dishing out a larger sum of money for a good pair of jeans, take a look and see that making a jean is not that easy of a job and price can portent to quality.
Thursday, June 10, 2010
How It's Made #1 - Alden Shoes
When it comes to great quality American-made shoes, Alden is one of the classic companies one would think of. Courtesy of Epauletshop.com we get a glimpse into the labour-intensive process that a shoe has to go through to transform from a sheet of leather into the beautiful shoes Alden has to offer. Enjoy!
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