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Gift Guides 2021

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By Will Price, Adam Hurly Verified, Richard Carleton Hacker Verified, Alexander Freeling
| Robb Report Verified
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How China's Best Handmade Men's Shoes Made It to Savile Row

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By Alexander Freeling
| Robb Report Verified
For a long time in shoemaking, “made in China” meant one thing: Western makers outsourcing and cost-cutting while trading on a brand name. It’s not exactly a recipe for top-end, artisanal products. But things are changing. Recently, a new generation of home-grown brands has emerged, driven by enthusiasts and focused on craft.
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John Lobb’s Stylish New Loafers Are a Tribute to the Patron Saint of Shoemakers

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By Alexander Freeling
| Robb Report Verified
Every historic trade, profession and cause has its patron saint. For shoemaking, it’s St. Crispin, who has been celebrated annually for generations in Northampton, the spiritual home of the craft in England. John Lobb, one of the most storied of the historic Northampton makers, has for the past twenty-five years marked the occasion with a special edition Saint Crépin model, designed to exemplify the height of the bootmaker’s art.
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