long time lurker, first time poster.
I've had some experience with Ed Et Al shoes and would like to give a short review after owning a pair for 6 months.
It is true. Leather quality is questionable. Creases easily even with shoe trees and leather can look dull or lack lustre without wax polish. At this price point, there are many many (better) options out there. Even Meermins are better and cheaper imho. That said, I think Ed Et Al designs are above average, tho would like to see the collection come in a wider variety of colours.
Would really love to be a patriot and support our local shoemaker. But the price point is way too high for the level of quality. They charge $160 for resoling btw. For those that bought them at $300, that's more than half the price of the shoe. With the MTO service at $700, there are other options available, eg. Diamond Walker. Would be nice to see them give a more appropriate rate locally especially considering they're made in vietnam.
I am just being especially critical for the sake of this review, else, I am very happy with my Ed Et Al i have now, but will take my $350 somewhere else for my next pair.
I've had some experience with Ed Et Al shoes and would like to give a short review after owning a pair for 6 months.
It is true. Leather quality is questionable. Creases easily even with shoe trees and leather can look dull or lack lustre without wax polish. At this price point, there are many many (better) options out there. Even Meermins are better and cheaper imho. That said, I think Ed Et Al designs are above average, tho would like to see the collection come in a wider variety of colours.
Would really love to be a patriot and support our local shoemaker. But the price point is way too high for the level of quality. They charge $160 for resoling btw. For those that bought them at $300, that's more than half the price of the shoe. With the MTO service at $700, there are other options available, eg. Diamond Walker. Would be nice to see them give a more appropriate rate locally especially considering they're made in vietnam.
I am just being especially critical for the sake of this review, else, I am very happy with my Ed Et Al i have now, but will take my $350 somewhere else for my next pair.
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