Showing posts with label shoes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shoes. Show all posts
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Gift Guide '08: Schmoove shoes
Friday, November 7, 2008
How Dapper Does Fall
The days are getting shorter and cooler (if you haven't already noticed), and in the store we're all beginning to bundle up. Here's a selection of some of our favorite things for fall.
Layers
There's really nothing better than throwing on your favorite warm, thick coat right before you head out into the cold. But if you're tired of your plain peacoats and ordinary overcoats, we've got plenty of new options. The first thing we noticed about Orthodox's Chaucer coat ($286) was the cool dip-dye treatment, but there's tons to this garment, including a one-and-a-half breasted front, zippered sleeves, and quilted lining. Or you can opt for something more rugged like the Converse by John Varvatos waxed cotton bomber ($295) lined in jersey with leather detailing. And Sameunderneath's knit blazer ($218) comes in a thick, comfy cotton/polyester blend with cool details like functional cuff buttons and contrast buttoneire stitching.
Don't forget the little things! These Converse by John Varvatos rubberized hi-tops ($125) are perfect for rainy days; it's like water off a duck's back — literally! Keep your head warm in Urban Legend's beanie ($30), with a special stitch in the back for the perfectly slouchy look. Plain Gravy's cotton flannel scarf ($58) combines comfy, casual fabrics with sophisticated patterns. And don't forget that winter wind can dry your skin out, so keep Baxter's Oil-free moisturizer ($18) on hand to stay moisturized.
LayersIf we're obsessed with anything, it's layering. This fall, even layers go luxe with super soft fabrics and detailed construction. Artificial Flavor's T-neck ($75) updates the standard waffle knit henley with an extended placket and extra seaming. Take your favorite hoodie, add ultra-soft organic Supima cotton and you've got B. Son's shawl collar hoodie ($103). Or you can stand out in the crowd with Orthodox's Kipling shirt, a cool blend of soft knit and structure woven fabrics ($149).
There's really nothing better than throwing on your favorite warm, thick coat right before you head out into the cold. But if you're tired of your plain peacoats and ordinary overcoats, we've got plenty of new options. The first thing we noticed about Orthodox's Chaucer coat ($286) was the cool dip-dye treatment, but there's tons to this garment, including a one-and-a-half breasted front, zippered sleeves, and quilted lining. Or you can opt for something more rugged like the Converse by John Varvatos waxed cotton bomber ($295) lined in jersey with leather detailing. And Sameunderneath's knit blazer ($218) comes in a thick, comfy cotton/polyester blend with cool details like functional cuff buttons and contrast buttoneire stitching.
Don't forget the little things! These Converse by John Varvatos rubberized hi-tops ($125) are perfect for rainy days; it's like water off a duck's back — literally! Keep your head warm in Urban Legend's beanie ($30), with a special stitch in the back for the perfectly slouchy look. Plain Gravy's cotton flannel scarf ($58) combines comfy, casual fabrics with sophisticated patterns. And don't forget that winter wind can dry your skin out, so keep Baxter's Oil-free moisturizer ($18) on hand to stay moisturized.
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
2 Kinds of Converse
New interpretations of Converse classics have arrived in the store, one by the Converse mainline and one by John Varvatos.
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While the silhouette might be familiar, the material and treatment makes these high-tops completely new. John Varvatos has taken the standard Chuck Taylor sneaker and rubberized it, making for a totally new texture and shine that's totally new. Comes with two sets of leather laces in white and black. Get these quick, as we have a very small size run.
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The lo-top shoe grows up, but just a little. The treated leather upper has wingtip brogueing on the toebox, along the side, and at the heel for a combination of casual and classic. Fully lined.
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Converse by John Varvatos,
shoes
Thursday, October 16, 2008
New Name: Schmoove
Schmoove has been making sneakers sleeker for years and we're glad to bring them into the store for everyone. Their signature fusion of dress shoe style with sneaker sensibility (with a definite sense of wit) makes Schmoove one smart-looking shoe.


Jamaica Easy Derby Chicken Brown $165
Unboxing our shipment.
The high-top receives the royal treatment in a supple black lambskin. It might be minimalist, but it's definitely not boring. Vulcanized rubber sole, padded ankle for comfort, velcro strap over lacing, and signature elongated silhouette.
Schmoove's classic shoe, the Jamaica, comes to us this season in a more relaxed version. Done in a wrinkled brown leather, the Jamaica Easy Derby takes the detailing of your favorite leather derbies and combines them with a vulcanized rubber sole for a look that's classic and new, all at once.
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Styles from Salt Lake
You'd never expect Salt Like City to be pumping out cool, sleek sneakers in understated styles, but that's exactly what Zuriick does. We just got a shipment today of their canvas shoes with their signature purple vulcanized rubber sole.
A mid-top, six-eye sneaker done in back cotton canvas and off-white trim. Simple and clean, just like we like them.
Ake in charcoal, $55
Slip-on done in charcoal with a blue midsole. The elasticized gore is cleverly concealed underneath the upper.
PF Flyers for Fall
Clockwise from top: Perrin in off-white, Glide in black, Albin in tan
The Fall PF Flyers have arrived and it's a great collection of cool leathers, treated textiles, and, as always, PF Flyers' comfortable fit.
The Perrin comes this season in aniline leather and Italian waxed canvas with twill lining.
The Glide's upper is a combination of quilted fabric and patent goatskin with a supersoft terrycloth lining. A new and shiny take on a classic 70s silhouette with modern fabrics and comfort in mind.
Lastly, the Albin is a wonder of luxurious Italian aniline leather. Fully lined in extra soft calfskin leather, the fall Albin is a sophisticated shoe for casual weekends.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Last Minute Addition from PF Flyers
With the sudden spike in temperature, these PF Flyers couldn't have showed up at a better time. Instead of flip-flops, go sockless in these Number 5's. Durable ecru canvas is accented by white leather trim and a woven leather toecap. And the soft pigskin insole is as comfortable as sneakers get.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Kicking Back for Father's Day


PF Flyers Windjammer in white, $60A classic silhouette for summer, PF Flyers' Windjammer is a low-top lace-up in pristine white canvas with dark blue trim around the midsole. Naturally, these feature PF Flyers' patented rigid wedge for arch support and proper posture. And after years of Dad telling you to stand up straight, its high time you returned the favor.
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Spring in Your Step
The Center Hi from PF Flyers have returned in a white/blue striped canvas that's absolutely perfect for spring. A white midsole with yellow and grey trim adds a little subtle color detail. Pair with summer shorts or your favorite khakis for an easy, dressed-down look.
Saturday, April 5, 2008
PF Flyers - Albin in Grey
PF Flyers Albin in Grey $110
In addition to the Albin in black, we're also carrying it in grey (which is really more of an off-white) with a textured patent leather upper and a shiny patent toe cap. Lined with a yellow mod-inspired floral print, the Albin has PF Flyers signature insert, making it one of the most comfortable shoes for spring/summer that we've tried on yet.
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