Thankfully, I made it to the Alfred Sargent trunk show at Leffot last night. Chay Cooper, the product director at Alfred Sargent, and Steven Taffel, the proprietor of Leffot, were kind enough to let me take some pictures and speak with me for a few minutes about both Leffot and Alfred Sargent. All of Sargent’s shoes on display last night were made to order (which means that the leather, last and style of shoe can be selected. I believe the quote was $1,250/pair), which gives the customer a degree of flexibility in determining what they want to dress their feet with. Ideally allowing the customer to perfectly express his personal style. I will say, it was quite a good start to my night, as Alfred Sargent’s shoes are beautiful. But you should be able to figure that out for yourself…
[…] noticed this gent on the way into the subway while I was leaving the Alfred Sargent trunk show at Leffot the other week. I couldn’t help but ask to take a picture of his shoes. But […]
[…] and Alden for American shoes and Crockett & Jones, Shipton & Heneage, Church’s, Alfred Sargent or really anything made in Northhampton for English shoes. For a little difference take look to […]
[…] and Alden for American shoes and Crockett & Jones, Shipton & Heneage, Church’s, Alfred Sargent or really anything made in Northhampton for English shoes. For a little difference take look to […]
[…] noticed this gent on the way into the subway while I was leaving the Alfred Sargent trunk show at Leffot the other week. I couldn’t help but ask to take a picture of his shoes. But […]
[…] and Alden for American shoes and Crockett & Jones, Shipton & Heneage, Church’s, Alfred Sargent or really anything made in Northhampton for English shoes. For a little difference take look to […]
[…] and Alden for American shoes and Crockett & Jones, Shipton & Heneage, Church’s, Alfred Sargent or really anything made in Northhampton for English shoes. For a little difference take look to […]