Tokyo’s Yohei Fukuda’s bespoke shoes are considered by the well-heeled, to be among the most coveted on the planet. His shoes are instantly recognizable as a cut above the rest thanks to his ...

The bespoke process begins with meticulous measurements of the client’s feet—including the circumference of the ball, instep, and arch—which serve as the blueprint for making a wood last. Using les, ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Bespoke must be one of the most overused words in the English language, particularly when it comes to fashion. A few details applied by ...

Bespoke sneaker company PMK Customs is about to break out into big time customization thanks to a new site built by Microsoft’s IE team. “This is going to shock the world,” says Andre Scott, the ...

Kevin Leffler knew the instant he took a one-week course on shoemaking that he wanted to get involved in the trade. “That class set my mind on fire to make shoes — it opened up how much could be ...

Along a commercial stretch of Lincoln Boulevard in Venice, California sits the unassuming office for No.One, an independent luxury and bespoke sneaker brand founded in early 2017 by footwear-industry ...

Berluti, one of the oldest shoemakers in Paris, has been crafting bespoke shoes since 1895. Maitre bottier Jean-Michel Casalonga explains a few of the 250 steps needed to turn a rough sketch into a ...

Why these shoes are the ultimate in tailor-made ‘stealth luxury’ In a dusty workshop in an old industrial building in Hong Kong, John CW Lau, a director at Kow Hoo Shoe Company, oversees a team of ...

It’s a maxim more men should remember: The best way to make your brogues or oxfords last a lifetime isn’t to spend more on the shoes, but rather to care better for them when they’re not being worn.

"The John Lobb shoe is precious and travels from generation to generation. When a shoe costs more than Rs 1 lakh it's like a piece of jewellery," says Atul Nanda, a Delhi-based lawyer. Nanda has been ...

I have hazy but fond childhood memories of accompanying my dad to visit his tailor. There always seemed to be a decanter of scotch lying around in the studio, surrounded by dark wood, deep velvet ...