He’s just lovely to talk to, I have one of their GMTO’s, and they are Carmina, Crocket and Jones quality, but far, far more creative. Wish him and his brand all the success.
As a canadian I'm happy to hear about classy winter boots. Not everyone needs nicks or Vibergs. What he showed looked really nice. Like an upscale version of a Jim Green Razer.
Man those are some beautiful shoes. As a young guy who's really been considering a possible career path, boot/shoe making has really been calling to me and videos like this are definitely inspiring. Would love to talk to Justin one day and really learn about the path he took to learn everything about the craft. Thanks for opening my eyes to this boutique, next time I'm in NYC I'm definitely gonna take a trip down there to check it all out in person!
Justin hats off to your designs and amazing service, which are a testament to your commitment to delivering the finest and highest standards at great value.
I don't know about wearing leather in the snow and rain. In Chicago the weather can be really wet and miserable. I used to wear a pair of leather Church's wingtips brough outside but decided to wear a rubber bottomed ankle boot Sperry or L.L. Bean ankle boot instead. Thank you for this video.
I absolutely love their designs but wish they offered eee or ee widths without charging extra for the mto options. It would be nice to have those widths as stock options. If it weren’t for that I would have purchased multiple pairs already.
@@jeffreygoss8109 I tend to agree with that sentiment but considering I was able to get two shell cordovan oxford boots made in the USA for the same price, I’m hesitant.
@@CrispyFrenFry “Made in America “ is certainly not a sign of quality. I have Allen Edmonds that are riddled with flaws and the shell cordovan is noticeably cheaper grade of horween. My Indy’s are not symmetrical so be careful. When I ordered a pair from Justin they actually called me preemptively to check the size
I have one pair of J Fitzpatrick Button Boots which are the ones in this video in my size because I don't know anyone who have Button Boots, so I wanted to buy a pair on top of that it goes with my looks I go for
Historically a well dressed man took pride in not only how his shoes were made, also how they were taken care of. Looking good is important. You only have one chance to make a good impression. Living in a anything goes society a thoughtful informed Man will always stand out. If you think that people don't see your shoes and take note? Dress like you care ❤❤❤
Quality interview, but the single channel audio for (left channel for interviewer and right channel for the interviewee) makes this kind of a difficult listen on my headset. Please whoever mixed this audio don't use single directional audio per voice next time(:
He’s just lovely to talk to, I have one of their GMTO’s, and they are Carmina, Crocket and Jones quality, but far, far more creative. Wish him and his brand all the success.
Very tasteful designs! They manage to stand out without being garish or tacky, and that's something I really respect.
As a canadian I'm happy to hear about classy winter boots. Not everyone needs nicks or Vibergs. What he showed looked really nice. Like an upscale version of a Jim Green Razer.
Man those are some beautiful shoes. As a young guy who's really been considering a possible career path, boot/shoe making has really been calling to me and videos like this are definitely inspiring. Would love to talk to Justin one day and really learn about the path he took to learn everything about the craft. Thanks for opening my eyes to this boutique, next time I'm in NYC I'm definitely gonna take a trip down there to check it all out in person!
Would love a longer interview with these shop owners/workers
He owns the shop! This was a long interview!
Thanks for this introduction to a whole nother level of boot craftsmanship. I also like its integration with a neighborhood.
Sharp looking boots, the transition on the delridge model from walnut to matte brown is art work and good taste.
Thanks for sharing this with us Nick. The shoes are just lovely, there is a green pair that caught my eye immediately.
Excellent brand. My favorite part of this brand is you’re talking directly to the designer and founder when you email em
Justin hats off to your designs and amazing service, which are a testament to your commitment to delivering the finest and highest standards at great value.
Love the button boots! Such a beautiful piece of work!
the button up boots are cool
I don't know about wearing leather in the snow and rain. In Chicago the weather can be really wet and miserable. I used to wear a pair of leather Church's wingtips brough outside but decided to wear a rubber bottomed ankle boot Sperry or L.L. Bean ankle boot instead. Thank you for this video.
Yeah for water you can wear leather boots you won't mind coveri in beeswax
Great video. I'm a big fan of Justin's channel and his shoes.
Just wear the shoe! Wear them!
I love that video.
Nailed it with that Alpine style
Justin's Brand is wonderful, I have two shoes from them. One of them is a beautiful patina shoe done from Hancore - Absolutely great!
I absolutely love their designs but wish they offered eee or ee widths without charging extra for the mto options. It would be nice to have those widths as stock options. If it weren’t for that I would have purchased multiple pairs already.
Pay the extra, I’m sure it’s worth it
@@jeffreygoss8109 I tend to agree with that sentiment but considering I was able to get two shell cordovan oxford boots made in the USA for the same price, I’m hesitant.
@@CrispyFrenFry “Made in America “ is certainly not a sign of quality. I have Allen Edmonds that are riddled with flaws and the shell cordovan is noticeably cheaper grade of horween. My Indy’s are not symmetrical so be careful.
When I ordered a pair from Justin they actually called me preemptively to check the size
Great video man, thanks for turning me on to these!
You bet!
@@Stridewise hey btw, tell me your working on the white Stacey Adams cap toe vid.
I have one pair of J Fitzpatrick Button Boots which are the ones in this video in my size because I don't know anyone who have Button Boots, so I wanted to buy a pair on top of that it goes with my looks I go for
Whoop whoop 🙌 Another Stridewise video! It's a good day
Hope you enjoyed it!
Great style and look. Sadly, well out of my range, but love them. The boots are perfect for my kilt wear.
Really a good guy. Fantastic service and shoes are original and great quality
Great shoes and boots and even better customer service
This series is so interesting!
Glad it's resonating with you!
Bravo gentlemen- thanks
Historically a well dressed man took pride in not only how his shoes were made, also how they were taken care of. Looking good is important. You only have one chance to make a good impression. Living in a anything goes society a thoughtful informed Man will always stand out. If you think that people don't see your shoes and take note? Dress like you care ❤❤❤
Great video.
I have five pairs of his shoes and boots. They are excellent and distinctive.
Whoa interview with the Shoe Snob himself! Very nice.
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So happy you found this video dude!
Love the styles
NICE VIDEO GUYS.
Thanks for stopping by Steve!!! Justin speaks very highly of you, let me know when you're coming by NYC
@@Stridewise very soon
Quality interview, but the single channel audio for (left channel for interviewer and right channel for the interviewee) makes this kind of a difficult listen on my headset. Please whoever mixed this audio don't use single directional audio per voice next time(:
Nice.
They aren't boot
Those are high-top dress shoes
Did you even mic him up, why is he so quiet throughout the video, and Nick is super loud.
Crazy
Please don't show and handle coffee cups during interviews. Otherwise real nice video.
What? Why
@@Stridewise It doesn't matter what you do or how you do it, there's always someone to take exception to something. Law of the universe