George Cleverley Monkstrap with slight broguing

[whittaker]

My new bespoke shoes from Cleverley. I had them make a somewhat rounder toe than the traditional Cleverley model but still with the characteristic chiselled front.

They are darker than they appear in this photograph, more akin to Edward Green's Edwardian, I think.

[Huzir]

Very handsome. Congratulations!

Would you care to comment on the fitting process, and on the final fit?

[kolecho]

I find the somewhat rounded chisel intriguing. Pictures are never accurate, so I wonder even more.

[whittaker]

Would you care to comment on the fitting process, and on the final fit?

Cleverley have my last well-drilled now. For this pair, after discussing the concept, they went straight to a completed shoe, which requires no adjustments. The final fit is as perfect as I can imagine. I'll see after I've worn them a half dozen times.

[edhayes]

notice how the toe slants down? I like that

[zjpj]

Still much too square for my tastes, but I love the style you chose.

[whittaker]

Still much too square for my tastes, but I love the style you chose.

I love a rounded toe. Rounded toe shoes make up the majority of my collection. But I have a penchant for Cleverley's chiselled toe also.

I've got enough appetite for shoes to allow for both styles. Why get caught in a groove?

[Connemara]

They appear a bit duck-billed to me, but that could certainly be the picture. The broguing is great.

[alden]

Great looking shoes.

Well done Mr. Whittaker

[James Lee]

Beautiful shoes..love the Cleverley toe shape.