Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. We caught up with Fukuda, during his first-ever visit to New York City this fall. It turns out the shoemaking wizard stepped into ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The bespoke process begins with meticulous measurements of the client’s feet—including the circumference of the ball, instep, and ...

Berluti, one of the oldest shoemakers in Paris, has been crafting bespoke shoes since 1895. Maitre bottier Jean-Michel Casalonga explains a few of the 250 steps needed to turn a rough sketch into a ...

If you’re Mary Keitany, Eliud Kipchoge or Kilian Jornet, having running shoes tailor made to perfectly fit your feet and running style is par for the course. The rest of us have to make do with ...

“I was never a customer, because his shoes were so far out of my price range,” says Melani. “But my idea with this product was to be able to offer his shoes at my price point—the John Lobb, Edward ...

Harperwoods, a new start-up requesting backers on Kickstarter, is offering bespoke footwear through their e-commerce site that will let the consumer design their own shoes. The company distinguishes ...

In the age of personalization, a Finnish company is bringing 3D technology to the world of bespoke men’s footwear. Inside the London store of the Left Shoe Company – just one of seven locations around ...

LONDON — Just like the large collage tapestry by William Kentridge that hangs on an upstairs wall, Ermenegildo Zegna’s newly refurbished store on New Bond Street here is a mix of texture, quirk — and ...

I have hazy but fond childhood memories of accompanying my dad to visit his tailor. There always seemed to be a decanter of scotch lying around in the studio, surrounded by dark wood, deep velvet ...

Though Trung is very busy as an IT engineer, he still spends time on his passion – making shoes. It takes six months on average to make a pair of shoes. Le Hoang Trung, 36, lives and works in Tokyo.

We caught up with Fukuda, during his first-ever visit to New York City this fall. It turns out the shoemaking wizard stepped into his cordwaining career entirely by accident, kickstarted by a break-up ...