Kirby Alison Your introductory line on all the clips: "Hi I'm Kirby Alison and I like to help the well dressed care and acquire their wardrobe" Well Kirby that's a bit contradictory or much like a catch 20/20'situation. Think about it, if they are well dressed then surely they don't need your help. So it should be something like hi I'm Kirby Alison and I like to help the poorly dressed improve their taste in clothes and wardrobe I guided this is more accurate
Beautiful shoes. Kirby, with all respect; I think you may have interrupted Mr. Casey a little excessively when he was talking. I can appreciate your excitement, though.
Damn Kirby. I know you're excited but let your guest speak and finish his statement. Didn't even finish the video this time because it was rather frustrating.
That Kirby-Negroni toe is sublime. It manages to be both elegant yet strong, it’s the perfect balance for this style of shoe I feel and I hope the style is adopted by many shoemakers as it really does walk both worlds of style and gives the use of the shoe greater scope I feel. These actually would look fantastic with a dark blue raw denim pair of jeans combined a tweed jacket in shades of brown with a cornflower blue button down linen shirt open at the neck! And unlike many here I actually like the conversation. It’s the sort two passionate people have when discussing a subject they mutually love!
ianmedium Dominic is going to remake the first pair of black captoe oxfords. I’m excited because the smooth leather will better showcase this beautiful toe shape!
Is that one man's shoe, and that exhibits excitement, I don't see any problem with that, he also has a lot of Knowledgeable things to say which to me makes both of what they are saying at a time more important to any listener who want to know more about shoes, history, comfort and fit. And what makes other bespoke shoemakers around the world thick or thin.Casey to my opinion is the world's best bespoke shoemaker. I still haven't watched anybody better than him.
Calvin Roberts hit the nail on the head as it were, let your guest speak before butting in!!!! You talk about being a Gentleman but you don't practice what you preach.
Do Not misunderstand, I understand the excitement but this is a trend with Mr. Allison, look at all the comments below, the consciences is the same, He has done this quite a bit in other interviews.
What I see is two friends, both excited about the product of their collaboration, working to explain all the time and effort that went towards creating art. I watched this expecting a very casual conversation.
Absolutely stunning shoes! Dominic Casey is truly a master shoe maker. Any chance The Hanger Project can carry the new Dominic Casey shoe bags? Also, Kirby, I like the tie you’re wearing. Is it currently stocked at The Hanger Project? Thanks!
That is totally such a beautiful shoes. So nice and the detail is too great. Both of you are very knowledgable regarding shoes. Love the explanation. 👍
I've noticed in a few videos now that Kirby is cutting off his guests while they're speaking, almost like it's awkward to have the slightest moment of silence on footage.
I love these videos but there is one thing that bugs me: there are not enough close ups of the details you are discussing. For exemple, you talk about the stitching round the sole being particularly dense at 15 spi but all we see is two guys holding a pair of shoes. Could you consider making specific close ups of this sort of thing so that we can all see exactly what you are talking about and what effect is achieved? The shots could be slotted in to the video with the soundtrack continuing over and an edit taking us to the shot of the stitching, etc.
I understand you are excited and want to tell us everything but please I think we all have a same agreement in the comment section to maybe next time give a bit more time to your guest to speak.
I have to say I'm getting a little disappointed in the Hanger Project lately. When I first subscribed, the videos were informative full of material and technical information, lessons and advice but in the last few months it has turned into dozens of videos of Kirby getting bespoke shoes and suits.
@Kirby Allison I think the content and information you provide on your videos is great. However, as many have already pointed out, it seems that in your recent videos with guests, there is excessive interruptions coming from you when they speak. Admittedly, this video was very hard to watch as I wanted to hear what Dominic had to say regarding his process, but felt like he kept being cut off before he finished his thought. Almost felt like you were trying to "One-Up" him with your knowledge (felt like you also did this with Richard at Carmina). I figure if you go through the work of getting such a master in his craft as Mr. Casey on the channel, you would want to give him as much time as possible to speak. In addition, the "uh huhs", "um huhs", and "yeahs" when they are speaking, come off as....dismissive. Like you are not interested in what they have to say (which I know is not the case, but that's how it sounds). The feedback would be to present your question, allow your guest time to answer and finish their thought, listen attentively without interrupting, and then present any follow-up questions or thoughts. Just some constructive observations from a long-time viewer. I know like everything this is a skillset that needs to be fine-tuned, and I'm confident you'll continue to do so. Keep up the great content! - Cheers!
I would like to watch the videos in a more chronological order. I understand that it's not always possible to publish them like that but, I have already seen these shoes in other videos so, I am not that excited to see this video. I am going to pass on it.
@@pedrom1619 and when you get to the pearly gates of heaven, show St Peter the shoes and describe the process of manufacturing, I'm sure they'll let you in.
Let your guest speak. Be careful not to cut them off. Give them a chance to explain the what, who, why, etc.
15:42
He probably just got exited with his new shoes. He is always perfectly nice.
This was certainly a problem I noticed earlier in this series....
thanks dad
Kirby Alison
Your introductory line on all the clips:
"Hi I'm Kirby Alison and I like to help the well dressed care and acquire their wardrobe"
Well Kirby that's a bit contradictory or much like a catch 20/20'situation.
Think about it, if they are well dressed then surely they don't need your help.
So it should be something like hi I'm Kirby Alison and I like to help the poorly dressed improve their taste in clothes and wardrobe
I guided this is more accurate
Beautiful shoes. Kirby, with all respect; I think you may have interrupted Mr. Casey a little excessively when he was talking. I can appreciate your excitement, though.
Damn Kirby. I know you're excited but let your guest speak and finish his statement. Didn't even finish the video this time because it was rather frustrating.
That Kirby-Negroni toe is sublime. It manages to be both elegant yet strong, it’s the perfect balance for this style of shoe I feel and I hope the style is adopted by many shoemakers as it really does walk both worlds of style and gives the use of the shoe greater scope I feel. These actually would look fantastic with a dark blue raw denim pair of jeans combined a tweed jacket in shades of brown with a cornflower blue button down linen shirt open at the neck! And unlike many here I actually like the conversation. It’s the sort two passionate people have when discussing a subject they mutually love!
ianmedium Dominic is going to remake the first pair of black captoe oxfords. I’m excited because the smooth leather will better showcase this beautiful toe shape!
One man was excessively interrupting.This is really annoying.Allow the shoe maker speak next time.
This has been something I have been noticing for quite some time. It is very rude.
I would say the majority of us have this same issue to a certain extent. It’s very common when in full conversation with somebody.
YacDiesel couldn’t agree anymore.
Mark Jones I’m certainly not trying to be rude. Well-notes. I’ll work on it. Difficult to contain myself sometimes!
Is that one man's shoe, and that exhibits excitement, I don't see any problem with that, he also has a lot of Knowledgeable things to say which to me makes both of what they are saying at a time more important to any listener who want to know more about shoes, history, comfort and fit. And what makes other bespoke shoemakers around the world thick or thin.Casey to my opinion is the world's best bespoke shoemaker. I still haven't watched anybody better than him.
Dominic Casey’s a great guy and incredibly clever. It’s touch and go between him and Daniel Wegan. They’re both superb.
Calvin Roberts hit the nail on the head as it were, let your guest speak before butting in!!!! You talk about being a Gentleman but you don't practice what you preach.
He probably just got exited with his new shoes. He is always perfectly nice.
Do Not misunderstand, I understand the excitement but this is a trend with Mr. Allison, look at all the comments below, the consciences is the same, He has done this quite a bit in other interviews.
"Pfffffffff..ah the sound of a bespoke shoe". That's a Kirby quote for the archives!
What I see is two friends, both excited about the product of their collaboration, working to explain all the time and effort that went towards creating art. I watched this expecting a very casual conversation.
The relationship hes created with mr casey is absolutely amazing and to be proud to walk doen the street with sheer craftmenship
This fellow does astonishing work. Just lovely.
damn it kirby let him talk
Very enjoyable! Few things are more satisfying than to hear a craftsman talk about his craft. Well done!
It's nice to see both the maker and customer. So incredibly enthusiastic about the completed project.
What a legend. Beautiful shoes.
Absolutely stunning shoes! Dominic Casey is truly a master shoe maker. Any chance The Hanger Project can carry the new Dominic Casey shoe bags? Also, Kirby, I like the tie you’re wearing. Is it currently stocked at The Hanger Project? Thanks!
Kirby thank you so much for your videos. I learn so much 🙏
Always a pleasure to see you two, this is very helpful for my as a shoemaker . Two masters at work ! I feel better now.
Be nice to see another video on Cigars and also the drinks that compliment them Kirby. These videos are so watchable!!
Great content. Lovely shoes!! Did you consciously decide against toe plates, and if so, why? Generally, what do you think of toe plates? Thanks!
That is totally such a beautiful shoes. So nice and the detail is too great. Both of you are very knowledgable regarding shoes. Love the explanation. 👍
Very nice shoes and love the socks you have on in the video.
They are stunning Kirby! Wow
@Kirbyallison once again inspiring work bro keep it up. Really appreciate that the work you are doing for the shoe industry.
Nice shoes, great job Dominic!
Very skilled and hard working, hope he has some good apprentice's that are learning all they can .
Hi Kirby, do you generally recommend gimping or straight edge for suede shoes with broguing?
Beautiful suede and equally beautiful shoe bags!
The coolest Kirby 👌🏼
I’m ready to place my first order, when are the black waxed laces going to be available?
Yet another great video!
Kirby must be rolling in money?
Fantastic.
I've noticed in a few videos now that Kirby is cutting off his guests while they're speaking, almost like it's awkward to have the slightest moment of silence on footage.
Perfection
Kirby's okay, he's just excited. He's like a kid in a candy store.
My dream shoes..
I admire your suit in this video, Kirby. MyTailor?
Bit of sprezz with your jacket cuffs Kirby? ;)
Great video👍🏻
Not in a place to be able to do any of this
But certainly enjoy all your videos
Kirby should wear over the calf socks!
Kirby would it be indelicate to ask the cost of such a beautiful pair like this?
$6000.00
They were on sale, they retail for $9000.
What price range are we talking here? And how long does this process take from an initial meeting with the shoemaker to delivery?
According to Dominic's website it takes 4 months and shoes start at £3500.
The first is probably a bit moore expensive because of the last making.
But great video!
Kirby, pull your socks up.
I love this. Admittedly, I am a bit pretentious. This is pretentious overload (unintentionally of course but I still find it funny)
I love these videos but there is one thing that bugs me: there are not enough close ups of the details you are discussing. For exemple, you talk about the stitching round the sole being particularly dense at 15 spi but all we see is two guys holding a pair of shoes. Could you consider making specific close ups of this sort of thing so that we can all see exactly what you are talking about and what effect is achieved? The shots could be slotted in to the video with the soundtrack continuing over and an edit taking us to the shot of the stitching, etc.
Nice shoes by the way. Very like my 31 year old Lobbs suede brogues :)
I understand you are excited and want to tell us everything but please I think we all have a same agreement in the comment section to maybe next time give a bit more time to your guest to speak.
Where can I purchase ur tie kirby?
is this a set or an actual room?
Let the man speak! 🤦🏻♂️
Let 👏 the 👏 man 👏 talk
One day........
I have to say I'm getting a little disappointed in the Hanger Project lately. When I first subscribed, the videos were informative full of material and technical information, lessons and advice but in the last few months it has turned into dozens of videos of Kirby getting bespoke shoes and suits.
Ohhhh wouldn't it be nice to be able to buy your shoes as a business expense.
"you know" "i mean"
I want it kirby give away the shoes i am waiting for u
:)
@Kirby Allison I think the content and information you provide on your videos is great. However, as many have already pointed out, it seems that in your recent videos with guests, there is excessive interruptions coming from you when they speak. Admittedly, this video was very hard to watch as I wanted to hear what Dominic had to say regarding his process, but felt like he kept being cut off before he finished his thought. Almost felt like you were trying to "One-Up" him with your knowledge (felt like you also did this with Richard at Carmina). I figure if you go through the work of getting such a master in his craft as Mr. Casey on the channel, you would want to give him as much time as possible to speak. In addition, the "uh huhs", "um huhs", and "yeahs" when they are speaking, come off as....dismissive. Like you are not interested in what they have to say (which I know is not the case, but that's how it sounds). The feedback would be to present your question, allow your guest time to answer and finish their thought, listen attentively without interrupting, and then present any follow-up questions or thoughts. Just some constructive observations from a long-time viewer. I know like everything this is a skillset that needs to be fine-tuned, and I'm confident you'll continue to do so. Keep up the great content! - Cheers!
I would like to watch the videos in a more chronological order. I understand that it's not always possible to publish them like that but, I have already seen these shoes in other videos so, I am not that excited to see this video. I am going to pass on it.
Kirby is a kid Xmas with to many TOYS.......
I don’t like my shoes too snug.
Go to hoi an Vietnam and get it for a 100 bucks and get on with life.
I got 10 pairs almost 3 years ago and all of them are just fine
@@pg618 That's not the point! It's the bespoke process with high quality makers like Dominic!
@@pedrom1619 and when you get to the pearly gates of heaven, show St Peter the shoes and describe the process of manufacturing, I'm sure they'll let you in.