Showing posts with label Ketch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ketch. Show all posts
Monday, 1 October 2012
Tuesday, 22 November 2011
In his Father’s Footsteps... !
Friday, 19 August 2011
Ketch - Gris Suede
And yet another version of the beautiful model "Ketch" in Gris Suede, photographed by The Shoe Snob in the atelier at Rue Volney, Paris.
Imagine the endless variations posible in Calf or Suede with different lining, piping or stitching.
Imagine the endless variations posible in Calf or Suede with different lining, piping or stitching.
Tuesday, 9 August 2011
Versatile Ketch
Such a versatile model from Pierre Corthay! The relatively new model "Ketch" surprises us again and again as we see more variations in colours!
Below you'll see three different colours, 2 MTO's and 1 RTW model for Leffot in New York.
Many thanks to Steven Taffel, his customers and Pierre Corthay for their creative thoughts.
- From left to right -
MTO Green Bronze Calf, MTO Burgundy Calf, RTW Brown Suede
We send Steven Taffel an email for additional information and will keep you updated.
Thursday, 30 June 2011
Wednesday, 1 June 2011
Ketch me if you can!
Ketch in Calf Caviar, Red piping & Wilfrid Bi Matière Caviar Calf, Black Suede
Ketch in Purple
Pierre with Ketch in Brown Suede
Monday, 30 May 2011
Pierre Corthay launches in UK
UPDATE: November 3th 2011
Shoemaker Pierre Corthay has entered the British market this week with Harrods as its first UK stockist. The 21 year old label, already available around the world in New York, Hong Kong, Tokyo and Singapore, will present its 'Made In Paris' collection in the renovated and extended Harrods men’s shoe department.
The two latest creations by Pierre Corthay are Ketch and Yawl (pictured here), where he draws inspiration from the world of sailing. The model Ketch, with its curved line and straight tip, has an English style. Pierre has adopted a traditional glove stitching technique in adding tangerine coloured seams. This style is available in chocolate toned suede. The Yawl is a versatile loafer with a long, supple tongue that evokes the sails on the two-mast yacht that gives the style its name. The model comes complete with a crafted hand sewn apron in two glazed tones of black and old-wood. Prices for the collection are available on application.
source: diarywhatsnews.blogspot.com
Friday, 27 May 2011
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