Seriously… I mean BESPOKE everything- clothes, jewelry, shoes, luggage, steamer chest, architecture, furniture, custom rugs, commissioned art, interior design, home bars, wine cellars, charcuterie caves, wine, food, spirits, stationery, humidors, tobacco, tea, firearms, knives, automobiles, sea vessels, aircraft, etc… *But please do it in your style*. I love how you go over what you are wearing to suit every situation. For example: dress for each occasion -A video for discussing how to build a custom cigar lounge; wear a smoking jacket and explain the proper attire. -A video on visiting a custom built sailing yacht and how to get one built; wear boating shoes and proper clothes. -A video on a custom skeet shooting range, and discuss custom made firearms; wear a shooting jacket and explain its significance.
@@MysticDonBlair my Ministry is working towards making handmade jewelry of various qualities of course we'll have to start out with the lower end stuff but eventually we're wanting to work into silver gold and possibly even platinum.
*GENTLEMAN’S GAZETTE* 👉 Please do more videos on BESPOKE everything- clothes, jewelry, shoes, luggage, steamer chest, architecture, furniture, custom rugs, commissioned art, interior design, home bars, wine cellars, charcuterie caves, wine, food, spirits, stationery, humidors, tobacco, tea, firearms, knives, automobiles, sea vessels, aircraft, private staff, etc… But please do it in your style. I love how you go over what you are wearing to suit every situation. For example, dress for each occasion: -A video for discussing how to build a custom cigar lounge; wear a smoking jacket and explain the proper attire. -A video on visiting a custom built sailing yacht and how to get one built; wear boating shoes and proper clothes. -A video on a custom skeet shooting range, and discuss custom made firearms; wear a shooting jacket and explain its significance.
Could you maybe do a video on containing and preventing bug infestations for men with large wardrobes? I learnt the hard way that buying vintage doesn't come without its drawbacks!
Oh man. I had some of my Dad’s and older Brother’s items (Filson.) get damaged by moths. Not irrecoverable but disappointing none the less. I was living in essentially a giant garage at the time so not surprised. Freezing or fresh air and a hot day in direct sunlight should do the job.
@@mattshaffer5935 Yeah, I had bedbugs in some clothing i bought vintage, and at the time I must have had 20, 25 non-machine-washable garments in my wardrobe. Trust me, bedbugs are no fun.
I just received my order of some boutonnieres and pocket squares. I'm very impressed with the quality put in to the packaging. I like that they came in green boarded boxes with the Fort Belvedere insignia. The colors are so rich on the pocket squares and I love the patterns and illustrations on them. The flowers look very real! I'm definitely going to buy some ties next from your website. I wish I knew about this website before I bought a pack of amazon pocket squares. They're really small and hard to fold, and comparing them side by side really opened my eyes as the difference between the two companies products were night and day. The stuff I bought on amazon was really cheap looking, and the material had this weird sheen to it. Like it came from a superheroes costume. I'm probably going to trash those. The product did come a bit later then I thought it would but it was nice to get an email saying that I wasn't forgotten and that it'd be on the way. That's showing some consideration and I appreciate that, especially from shopping with a company that I've never shopped from before.
If I were the kind of wealthy that meant I could buy anything I want and never possibly run out of money, like a lot of the people who actually wear bespoke clothing and shoes, I wouldn’t ever be able to make decisions. I literally want everything. I’d want a pair of oxfords, derby’s, Chelsea boots, hiking boots, dress boots, sneakers, loafers, boat shoes, chukka, desert, cowboy, rain, and every other boot in between in every single leather and exotic leather, in every single color, with and without broguing, spectator versions with canvas or tweed, or even in multi leather mixing stuff like alligator and cordovan or stingray and ostrich. And even then I’d want to have a compartment next to my shoe and boot collection filled with cloth and leather shoe strings in every single color and texture possible. I wouldn’t be able to make up my mind. And it’s the same for clothing. I’d want a suit in every single fabric consisting of every pattern I like. Like 5-6 piece suits consisting of both pleated and flat front trousers, single and double breasted, peak and notch lapel, and shawl if it’s fit for formal wear like darker colors or monochromatic plaids. My closet would end up being like that rich middle eastern dude with the biggest clothing collection in history. He had so many expensive bespoke clothing items that he never wore them all, and the ones he did only once. This is the only reason I’m glad I’m not uber wealthy. I would never be able to decide. And beyond clothing it would also be furniture, houses, vehicles, watches, fountain pens and special paper for them. I think the only thing that wouldn’t get me is Jewlrey. Because that’s the one thing that I know exactly what I like. Plain.
For core lasts like they're showing here, that may be an interesting option. Full lasts though get directly nailed into and the seams are hammered to activate the glues, so not even all kinds of wood work well. You want something that's going to take nails well and maybe be reusable. Nichole Rudolph does historical shoemaking, which is basically bespoke by default, and you can see the abuse those lasts take. They do more than just provide the shape.
Cost changes over time. As a shoemaker, you get better and charge more over time. Also with inflation, I. Sure the costs more now than before. Without shoe trees it would cost at least $2000 for normal calf leather. But if you want a super high stitch density or something that takes more time, she will charge more. We will discuss this in a video
Foot/toe deformeties need to be considered when selecting a shoe style for sure. A 'bent' toe is a 'hammer' toe and not just a longer toe. A longer second toe is called a 'Morton's toe' or Royal toe.
Seeing those side expansion panel vents at the back of his jacket - is a bit like seeing the guts of the Beaubourg, inter alia. Gauche - but Yanks like their engineering!
Can't wait to see final product!!! Also, some leather should be absolutely forbidden. No one has any business wearing ELEPHANT skin shoes for goodness sake.
I love brown wingtip Oxfords, more than any other shoe, but it's hard to find ones that fit, because I have extremely wide, squared off feet. I usually have to buy it two sizes bigger than I need, which makes it even harder to find in that high of a size.
The sky's the limit in the wrong hands it can be disastrous. As you alluded to, Russian Calf leather seems very popular at the moment. I wonder how time will see this popularity.
@@gentlemansgazette yes I know they also offer custom made shoes but the RTW shoes are the highest quality in shoe making I have a pair from John Lobb’s custom made equal with JM Weston it depends also which shoe size and foot you have I have a normal foot and size 43 !
How curious. Surely one would want a proper last carved for ones own feet? Check out John Lobb Bespoke London. It’s rather a cheat not to have individual lasts carved for one’s feet. John Lobb Bespoke do everything correctly with no corners cut.
a democrat candidate for congress has this finances collected Name Party Receipts Disbursements Cash on hand Date Val Demings Democratic Party $30,773,246 $18,317, xx $13,227,501 As of March 31, 2022 13 millions cash on hand. I wonder how a retired police officer get this amount of money or isa billionaire helping, to much promises and once in office, if I see you I don't remember you
@@gentlemansgazette I realized that after the first 10 seconds of the video LOL. I just didn't bother to delete my comment I figured it would give somebody a good laugh. I probably do need to get my shoes custom made like this though at my size it's hard to get a good fit especially for something that lasts a while
How about shoes made with Pinatex (pineapple fibers) or Muskin (mushroom leather) or Desserto (cactus leather) more durable and breathable than leather. More importantly; you don't wear a dead animal's skin!
@@jrd3523 Leather is natural and the makers of Desserto talk about a lifespan of 10 years which is in no way comparable to high quality leather, that will be there for you to enjoy for a lifetime.
Please do more on BESPOKE everything!
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I really want to evolve into an entirely hand made life… as much as possible anyway. ☺️
Seriously… I mean BESPOKE everything- clothes, jewelry, shoes, luggage, steamer chest, architecture, furniture, custom rugs, commissioned art, interior design, home bars, wine cellars, charcuterie caves, wine, food, spirits, stationery, humidors, tobacco, tea, firearms, knives, automobiles, sea vessels, aircraft, etc…
*But please do it in your style*. I love how you go over what you are wearing to suit every situation.
For example: dress for each occasion
-A video for discussing how to build a custom cigar lounge; wear a smoking jacket and explain the proper attire.
-A video on visiting a custom built sailing yacht and how to get one built; wear boating shoes and proper clothes.
-A video on a custom skeet shooting range, and discuss custom made firearms; wear a shooting jacket and explain its significance.
@@MysticDonBlair my Ministry is working towards making handmade jewelry of various qualities of course we'll have to start out with the lower end stuff but eventually we're wanting to work into silver gold and possibly even platinum.
@@MysticDonBlair Well, it does mean anything commissioned to a particular specification. It's just not a term we use in North America.
She seems like a talented, charming, and lovely person.
You’re clearly working with a professional. Really enjoying this!
I really enjoy these series. Please, keep them coming!
*GENTLEMAN’S GAZETTE* 👉 Please do more videos on BESPOKE everything- clothes, jewelry, shoes, luggage, steamer chest, architecture, furniture, custom rugs, commissioned art, interior design, home bars, wine cellars, charcuterie caves, wine, food, spirits, stationery, humidors, tobacco, tea, firearms, knives, automobiles, sea vessels, aircraft, private staff, etc…
But please do it in your style. I love how you go over what you are wearing to suit every situation.
For example, dress for each occasion:
-A video for discussing how to build a custom cigar lounge; wear a smoking jacket and explain the proper attire.
-A video on visiting a custom built sailing yacht and how to get one built; wear boating shoes and proper clothes.
-A video on a custom skeet shooting range, and discuss custom made firearms; wear a shooting jacket and explain its significance.
Could you maybe do a video on containing and preventing bug infestations for men with large wardrobes?
I learnt the hard way that buying vintage doesn't come without its drawbacks!
Putting vintage items in the freezer before you add them to your wardrobe is the key.
Oh man. I had some of my Dad’s and older Brother’s items (Filson.) get damaged by moths. Not irrecoverable but disappointing none the less. I was living in essentially a giant garage at the time so not surprised.
Freezing or fresh air and a hot day in direct sunlight should do the job.
@@mattshaffer5935 Yeah, I had bedbugs in some clothing i bought vintage, and at the time I must have had 20, 25 non-machine-washable garments in my wardrobe.
Trust me, bedbugs are no fun.
Nothing like handmade shoes! Got the shoe bug! Collin Johnson is my go to guy!! Your girl is beautiful & knowledgeable about shoes!!
I just received my order of some boutonnieres and pocket squares. I'm very impressed with the quality put in to the packaging. I like that they came in green boarded boxes with the Fort Belvedere insignia. The colors are so rich on the pocket squares and I love the patterns and illustrations on them. The flowers look very real! I'm definitely going to buy some ties next from your website. I wish I knew about this website before I bought a pack of amazon pocket squares. They're really small and hard to fold, and comparing them side by side really opened my eyes as the difference between the two companies products were night and day. The stuff I bought on amazon was really cheap looking, and the material had this weird sheen to it. Like it came from a superheroes costume. I'm probably going to trash those. The product did come a bit later then I thought it would but it was nice to get an email saying that I wasn't forgotten and that it'd be on the way. That's showing some consideration and I appreciate that, especially from shopping with a company that I've never shopped from before.
Thank you for your support!
Black cap toe oxfords would definitely be my first bespoke shoe if I ever commissioned one.
Is there a term for the arrow shaped toe cap? I love the design and would like to look into other shoes with a similar look.
This video must take a lot of work to make. Kudos.
If I were the kind of wealthy that meant I could buy anything I want and never possibly run out of money, like a lot of the people who actually wear bespoke clothing and shoes, I wouldn’t ever be able to make decisions. I literally want everything. I’d want a pair of oxfords, derby’s, Chelsea boots, hiking boots, dress boots, sneakers, loafers, boat shoes, chukka, desert, cowboy, rain, and every other boot in between in every single leather and exotic leather, in every single color, with and without broguing, spectator versions with canvas or tweed, or even in multi leather mixing stuff like alligator and cordovan or stingray and ostrich. And even then I’d want to have a compartment next to my shoe and boot collection filled with cloth and leather shoe strings in every single color and texture possible. I wouldn’t be able to make up my mind. And it’s the same for clothing. I’d want a suit in every single fabric consisting of every pattern I like. Like 5-6 piece suits consisting of both pleated and flat front trousers, single and double breasted, peak and notch lapel, and shawl if it’s fit for formal wear like darker colors or monochromatic plaids. My closet would end up being like that rich middle eastern dude with the biggest clothing collection in history. He had so many expensive bespoke clothing items that he never wore them all, and the ones he did only once.
This is the only reason I’m glad I’m not uber wealthy. I would never be able to decide. And beyond clothing it would also be furniture, houses, vehicles, watches, fountain pens and special paper for them. I think the only thing that wouldn’t get me is Jewlrey. Because that’s the one thing that I know exactly what I like. Plain.
Trueeeee
I‘d be like: „i take your entire stock“
As always, solid content! Keep up the good work & God Bless!
I wonder if lasts can be 3d printed.
Of course! Sometimes the shoe makers even cast the customer's foots to make the lasts.
For core lasts like they're showing here, that may be an interesting option. Full lasts though get directly nailed into and the seams are hammered to activate the glues, so not even all kinds of wood work well. You want something that's going to take nails well and maybe be reusable. Nichole Rudolph does historical shoemaking, which is basically bespoke by default, and you can see the abuse those lasts take. They do more than just provide the shape.
Us ther a german version of the word bespoke?
This is the first time I've seen that word in that tense.
"Bespoke shoes" - it's "Maßschuhe" or "maßgefertigte Schuhe".
Maßschuh
Excellent video. It will be a while before I can afford bespoke shoes, but that just gives me more time to do research.
Hong Kong viewers: check out Mayer Shoes in the Mandarin Oriental Hotel. I've used them for years.
Did he ever talk about the cost of her shoes? I didn't hear it in the last video or this one. Did I miss it?
I googled it $900 to $2,000.
Cost changes over time. As a shoemaker, you get better and charge more over time. Also with inflation, I. Sure the costs more now than before. Without shoe trees it would cost at least $2000 for normal calf leather. But if you want a super high stitch density or something that takes more time, she will charge more. We will discuss this in a video
Foot/toe deformeties need to be considered when selecting a shoe style for sure. A 'bent' toe is a 'hammer' toe and not just a longer toe. A longer second toe is called a 'Morton's toe' or Royal toe.
A rich man's game. I still love the videos.
Love this series. Great choice.
Seeing those side expansion panel vents at the back of his jacket - is a bit like seeing the guts of the Beaubourg, inter alia. Gauche - but Yanks like their engineering!
Can't wait to see final product!!!
Also, some leather should be absolutely forbidden. No one has any business wearing ELEPHANT skin shoes for goodness sake.
I love brown wingtip Oxfords, more than any other shoe, but it's hard to find ones that fit, because I have extremely wide, squared off feet. I usually have to buy it two sizes bigger than I need, which makes it even harder to find in that high of a size.
Have you tried Allen Edmond’s?
@@boscokid9524 Not yet, I'll check it out.
Cheers!🥂
The sky's the limit in the wrong hands it can be disastrous. As you alluded to, Russian Calf leather seems very popular at the moment. I wonder how time will see this popularity.
Excellent video Sven 🙏🙏
Is black and oxblood oxfords too bold with a grey suit? red toe cap, quarter and laces
Hello from switzerland.
Very Interesting video.
Ok tell me more about your parquet floor at home! stunning! Also I assume your shoemaker also makes shoes for women?
JM Weston France shoes are one of the best have several pieces !
They are a RTW shoes
@@gentlemansgazette yes I know they also offer custom made shoes but the RTW shoes are the highest quality in shoe making I have a pair from John Lobb’s custom made equal with JM Weston it depends also which shoe size and foot you have I have a normal foot and size 43 !
How curious. Surely one would want a proper last carved for ones own feet? Check out John Lobb Bespoke London. It’s rather a cheat not to have individual lasts carved for one’s feet. John Lobb Bespoke do everything correctly with no corners cut.
what's the difference between flax and linen fabric it wasn't covered in the linen video?
i know i'm not the GG, but for what it's worth i believe flax is the raw material from which linen is made (i.e. the plant it comes from).
To give you a comprehensive answer, take a look at our linen guide: www.gentlemansgazette.com/linen-mens-summer-fabric/?
And now remember that we do not have enough money for this(
He sounds so different in camera
a democrat candidate for congress has this finances collected
Name Party Receipts Disbursements Cash on hand Date
Val Demings Democratic Party $30,773,246 $18,317, xx $13,227,501 As of March 31, 2022 13 millions cash on hand. I wonder how a retired police officer get this amount of money or isa billionaire helping, to much promises and once in office, if I see you I don't remember you
Do they come in an American size of 16eeee
That's the beauty of bespoke - they're made just for you :)
@@gentlemansgazette I realized that after the first 10 seconds of the video LOL. I just didn't bother to delete my comment I figured it would give somebody a good laugh. I probably do need to get my shoes custom made like this though at my size it's hard to get a good fit especially for something that lasts a while
How about shoes made with Pinatex (pineapple fibers) or Muskin (mushroom leather) or Desserto (cactus leather) more durable and breathable than leather. More importantly; you don't wear a dead animal's skin!
and letting a perfectly fine product go to waste?
@@michaelkores6860 Natural and better quality product without involving animal cruelty? Yes.
@@jrd3523 Leather is natural and the makers of Desserto talk about a lifespan of 10 years which is in no way comparable to high quality leather, that will be there for you to enjoy for a lifetime.
@@michaelkores6860 You obviously don't get it. Ciao.
@@jrd3523 i did get it and not wanting to wear an animal product is fine but quality wise your statement simply wasn't true. No offense.
How is this bespoke if she is starting with a pre-made last? This is not true bespoke
she is a voluptuous woman