Shoe Du Jour
Started in 1849 John Lobb is one of Englands oldest (and best known) makers of bench made shoes.
Their production is so labour intensive that only 100 pairs of shoes are finished every day.
A pair of bespoke double strap monk leather shoes from their Mogador Collection will set you back about 4,000 euro.
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