Division Road x Crockett & Jones Release Rundown
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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We bring you two new collaborations with Crockett & Jones to kick off a new patina journey for all our discerning gents, with configurations designed for all-season styling and all-terrain trekking. The Oak Wax Hide Shannon and Bronze Oiled Sides Grizedale utilize specialty leathers exclusively developed for Crockett & Jones to meet the conditions of the outdoors with natural character and poise, Itshide Commando soles to track and travel with confidence and composure, and corresponding tonal specifications that will conquer the wilds and stride the streets with subtle sophistication. Experience how Crockett & Jones makes some of the finest footwear in the world through these refined collaborations via the Division Road perspective of aesthetic utility.
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Great video! I’m lucky enough to own 2 pairs of C&J shoes. They’re both top quality shoes. I’ve no doubt their boots are as good.
Nice video. It was interesting to hear the discussion on pattern modifications that C&J makes for different lasts. I also wasn't aware of the differences on C&Js scotch grain calf vs other brands. Good info.
Glad to hear you found it informative!
More videos with great info like this one please. Thank you.
I've got Crockett and Jones rough out suede Coniston and Chelsea boots in rough out suede, brilliant boots, i live in Northamptonshire borders and visit the factory regularly only 20 minutes away
enjoyed and appreciate the vid
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very nice info. Thx
Great video - i have the Coniston and Molton chukka boots - the quality and fit are amazing
Anyone buying leather shoes from Division Road should understand a few key things first. Division Road goes out of their way to try to help you determine the right size by providing a good online guide and a call for first time buyers. The reason is that shoes from makers like Crocket & Jones or Viberg are notoriously hard to size and they are trying to avoid returns. Even within the same brand you will go up or down half a size depending on the model of last used or if they are the regular line or the hand grade line in the case of C&J. This would all be fine if you could simply order a few pairs and return the shoes that do not fit, but that is not the case with Division Road. They are a small company and cannot afford to take shoes that have ANY signs of wear. By any I mean ANY. The problem is that some leathers (for example the Coffee Hurricane hide for C&J) will immediately show signs of wear as soon as you lace them up and take a few steps to try them on no matter how careful you are. The vamp and quarters will show a break and the tongue will show signs of being laced. There is nothing you can do to prevent this. It is part of the profile of this leather. If you try shoes like these on they will not take them back and you are stuck with one or more pairs of very expensive shoes that do not fit. If you know your size in a particular last and grade then they have wonderful shoes and you should go for it. If not, my recommendation is that you find a brick and mortar retailer or a company with a reasonable return policy that is more aligned with the price point of the shoes they sell. Otherwise buy at your own risk.