Photograph courtesy of ShoesinOslo
I’ve been seeing a whole lot of shaft strap boots recently within the handmade shoemaker realm recently. At first, I didn’t pay a lot consideration to them however as an increasing number of shoemakers began making them, I naturally turned extra intrigued. I feel that the one that actually grabbed my consideration was the one which Bolero shoemaker of Japan did. A lot in actual fact, that I made a decision to have a run at designing one and am eagerly awaiting the pattern of it.
However this one by J.P. Myhre, Norwegian bespoke shoemaker, actually actually blew me away. In fact, it was simply executed when he mixed supplies as everyone knows that I’m a sucker for 2 tones. However I particularly like that he selected what seems to be like canvas and put the strap in canvas too, versus leather-based. It was very fastidiously designed and properly thought and I’ve to tip to my hat to the well-known Nordic shoemaker.
One other effective element is the form of the buckle which I additionally actually like and discover intriguing. Its form may be very distinctive and never typically seen nor discovered for that matter as I’m typically at commerce exhibits buckles. A ravishing boot to say the very least. The client selected properly!
Jan P. Myhre Footwear
