Iconic Models Lead the Pack; Multiple Orders in Different Colors/Materials Are Common

John Lobb is supported by a tradition and high level of craftsmanship, backed by bespoke shoemaking since its founding in 1858. The ready-to-wear line offers bespoke orders to meet customer requests.

The "Made to Order Fair" allows customers to select their favorite model, have their size fitted, and then choose the leather. Normally, bespoke orders incur a 30% premium over the retail price, but during this fair, they can be ordered at the standard retail price.

Here is the ranking of popular models from the current fair.

Model "Philip 2"
Punched Cap Toe | Prestige Line
The "Museum Calf" material with an antique finish is popular.
Popular colors include shades of brown and pewter (grey), as well as green and blue.

Model "William"
The quintessential double monk strap shoe | Classic Line
Calf leather is popular. Black and shades of brown are frequently ordered, with burgundy also being a popular choice.

Model "Chapel"
Double monk strap crafted from a single piece of leather | Prestige Line
The primary material is "Museum Calf," with suede also being popular. Shades of brown are most common, followed by black, plum, and pewter (grey).

Model "Jodphur"
Classic Line
The "Museum Calf" material is central, with pewter (grey), black, and light brown shades being popular.

Model "Lopez"
The quintessential vamp moccasin, a classic loafer. Crafted from a single piece of leather | Classic Line
Many orders are for calf leather. Dark brown and black are popular.
Classic models are enhanced with playful material choices, with brown and black being the predominant colors.

The Limited Edition "William" for Japan, released in August, is already generating buzz.

During the "Made to Order Fair," we also introduce the limited edition "William" for Japan, a popular model born from its adoption by the Duke of Windsor.

While the standard "William" features tonal stitching, this special edition boasts striking green stitching on the black buffalo leather and elegant white stitching on the dark brown suede.

Furthermore, the soles are finished with John Lobb's original rubber sole, the "October Sole."
Despite these special specifications, the shoes will be available at the same price as the standard models in limited quantities, with release scheduled for early August.

John Lobb Japan
Tel. 03-6267-6010
http://www.johnlobb.com/