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Wonderful chat with two icons of shoemaking with an added bonus of a shoe polishing masterclass. Tom your Terry Haste suit in all its glory looked dashing on you sir.

" most men weight 15 stone, 16 stone, something like that....".....!!!??? Speak for yourself fatboy....!! Great chat, but fuk sake, I'm 6ft, my fighting weight when I was training like a serial killer was 14 stone tops...now I'm starving to death and maybe 10 stone. Sadly Cordwainers college split in two, fashion and saddlery, and lost all of its teaching. I took the 2 year saddlery course, but the 3 year shoe making was gone by then. Such a loss.

I watched for the leather luggage....sadly you didn't bother with that important aspect of Purdey's heritage....

After watching this video my phone started as a nokia an turned into an i phone

I saw a Dunhill exhibition at Harrods around 1993. It was enthralling. Love the shop in Manhattan. Love this video.

I need 6 seasons of this.

I wish I could have an experience like that in California. I can’t even imagine a barber with the ability to wear a Rolex cutting my hair.

Can you visit Westley Richards? They are a historical British brand. They have been around for more than two centuries!

شركت امضاء كركه سباس كزارم زانياري فير كار بوم زور ترجمة باش ابو

I was just at G&G last month to have my feet measured for a pair of loafers. Wonderful experience. Unfortunately, due to a last minute flight cancellation I was unable to make my original appointment and missed Tony, but thankfully G&G were very understanding and flexible and were able to do the measurements later in the day. I look forward to meeting Tony at one of the US Trunk Shows this fall. The shop is very warm and inviting with a wide selection of incredible shoes. The two employees I did meet, Michael, who did the measurements, and another young man who's name I can't recall but had the most incredible bespoke Navy blazer, were both very friendly and engaging. I was like a kid in a candy store. I will follow up the loafers with a pair of Oxfords, so I'll be dealing with G&G for quite some time. I'm really enjoying this series. Tom is a an excellent presenter. It's almost like he's following me around to all my favorite shops in London. I expect a visit to Budd, Fortnum & Mason and Henry Poole in the near future, lol. The videos are well done but just rough enough around the edges that they don't give the impression of an infomercial but instead are a genuine effort to display the best that Mayfair has to offer. I hope Tom expands into restaurants and hotels, as I'm always open to suggestions.

My favorite Gentleman's London so far. Steve's polishing comments were extremely helpful. Thanks Tom!

Thank you, Tom, for slowing the answers from the two G&G partners in order to dig deeper on technical aspects. Sometimes shorthand terminology loses ignoramuses like me, so one much appreciated the unravelling of a seemingly simple subject as shoe making. I shall never again look at shoes in the same light ~ Nick.

My lord, I clicked out of curiosity, but left like a sir!

Although a regular customer of G & G (I’ve visited the factory too) I wasn’t aware of the meaning of some of those shoemaking terms until this excellent video. One constructive point - it would be helpful if the camera could zoom in on details when discussed. It was, for example, not easy to see the way the welt fits to the inner sole as the camera shot was effectively fixed in place the whole time.

Such delight I took from this engaging interaction by not only the finest shoemakers in the world but with the superb shoeshine at the end of the video. Whilst sitting back with my Cohiba I was intrigued on all aspects of this video. Mr Chamberlin can anybody pop in to see the shoeshine gent or is this only for Gaziano Girling? Could this be made clear.

Tom in his Terry Haste suit. Terry and his team on Sackville Street are great; lovely people and experts. My new trousers they made me are fabulous.

Gentleman, what crap, talking being gentleman after looting, pillaging and murdering half the planet for centuries ….! Gentlemen with blood on hands and souls, stop this blah, last few months have shown that life has a come full circle for the west

Steve did a beautiful job on Tom´s shoes. For in-depth analysis and excellent tutorials on shoe care and the art of shoe polishing, I recommend the channel "The Elegant Oxford".

Would love to have a noisette in Paris will Bill and talk about Vuillard

I suggest on e to search for some Korean and Japanese artisans vidoes hamdkmaking shoes. It is an amazing culmination of sensibility and hardwork,

I know that I say this every time, but it was another excellent, and very informative video. Brilliant interview with G&G. A bonus was the shoe shine, and seeing that the wax that I use, Saphir was mentioned, I also use their shoe cream. I had a chuckle when I saw that the shoe shine chap had tramlines in his trousers. I had my usual glass or 2 of 10 year old tawny whilst I was watching. Laughed at the Tom 'One Take' Chamberlin bit, although I did miss the out takes. I'm guessing that Tom's suit was the Brioni one featured in the latest issue of The Rake?

Are they really the first bespoke shoe shop on Saville Row? I remember seeing Maxwell in a basement in the 1990`s...

What’s name of the music used for the intro?

A big part of the allure of Savile Row is the heritage and history, though it is always nice to see someone back themselves because they have the conviction that they can bring something new and contribute value. There have been some long term fixtures on the Row that have had to pack up and it’s always a pity but at the same time, you root for the newbies. Bold move from these 2 to go on the Row and not on Jermyn Street. Their shoes are exceptional, I hope they succeed.

That chap made an exceptional job on your shoes. Very impressive.

Such nice gentleman. I loved meeting Tony when I dropped by. Then ordered some MTO shoes at the Las Vegas Trunk show. I can’t wait to wear them. Lovely interview.

Great stuff.

Thumb up video. Nice to see a Man in a good dress and a gentelam! Rudi.

Nice shoeshine Tom Does he do any shoes and do you have contact details?

Fantastic, the correct term for the rasp that is used on 'good stuff' is "hand stitched rasp".. not "hand pricked". Fantastic video .... oh!, the wax used on the cord used on welting and attaching soles is "hand wax" or "coad" .... it's a blend of bee's wax, tallow and pine rosin.

Er, Mr Gaziano hasn't got a tie on.... was he in a hurry getting ready this morning?

Outstanding discussion. Congratulations to these two good men for working hard and making their entrepreneurial dreams come true. I now have a goal to one day soon, own a pair of their beautiful shoes.

History, tradition and modernism

Tony, if you read this, just a reminder for my boot sketch🎉.

Tom's mic not working.

Amazing, thanks

I am married to the daughter of an ambassador (deceased for nearly 30 years). Her father went on an official shooting party with various luminaries one of whom shot a beater and killed him. There were some verty snaky diplomatic exchanges I am told.

Lovely shoes.

What is that thing draping down from your boutonniere button hole?

Working class Londoners made good. Just the best.

Suyamba is a special one. Not only talemted but very beautiful and a lovely speaking voice. I love her explanations of what they are tailoring.

Yes its nice the infomality and joviality. They are normal sown to earth skilled tradespeople. Fantastic.

How is John? Hope he is enjoying retirent and still making the odd comeback now amd again

Superb and such a brilliant team

£150,000+ will get you into the ball park for something beautiful.

Nice spoof. Seems like the criticism doesn’t get that this is meant to be a bit tongue and cheek.

Very nice and honest … thank you

I like these traditions, but can’t help thinking these traditions were funded at the expense of The Colonies and the starving indigenous population.

OMG! If only I could get that kind of pampering at the salon I’d be there every week without fail!