Shoe Products

“Quality is not an act, it’s a habit” – Aristotle

1. Design

Designing and Selecting Leather

First, we will guide you through our various shoe designs and our complete customization options ie. choices of leather, laces, stitch color, soles and so on. We are proud to say that we currently offer a total of 6 different types of shoes and 20+ different designs to choose from. We are also open to ideas of other design options in order to improve our collection and to better satisfy our customers.

Here at Jesse & Son we make sure to select the finest leather available locally, as we personally ensure each meet our premium quality standard. With a total of 5 different types of leather from Italian wash to nubuck and an assortment of colors with each, we are sure to meet your personal tastes.

2. Measurement

Measuring your Foot

A custom shoe experience with us begins firstly with taking measurements. Great care is involved in this process, as with great precision, your foot is outlined and measured in every aspect: length, width, instep, ball and heel. Time is of no concern in this process as we listen to your every concern in order to achieve the perfect fit. After all you know your foot and what you like better than anybody else.

3. Molding

Molding and Pulling

Based on your choices we will then begin our shoe construction process, starting with your shoe last. Using your measurements and preferences our shoemakers begin by adjusting our premade lasts to your size, which would then be recorded for future use. Based on the designs chosen, the upper leather pattern are then cut, stitched and fitted with cowhide lining. Using the lasts as a placeholder the leather patterns are then fitted.

4. Construction

Sole Construction

The quality and material used in construction is what really separates us from any other brand. The use of memory foam insoles curved to the size of your feet, a choice of flex, rubber, or leather soles for any occasion, and a shoemaker with over 30 years experience in sole making, is what truly makes us bespoke.

Our preferred choice of sole construction is good year welting, which is also the most durable and labor-intensive method. This two-level stitching makes it incredibly easy to resole the shoe, along with making it more water resistant and supportive to your posture, giving you a shoe that could technically last 20-30 years.

5. Quality Check

Quality Check

Quality checks were in place in each step of our crafting process, and after a final check by our team the shoes are then polished to a shine and sent over for your final fitting. If no further adjustments are needed, your custom shoes are ready and made for you to wear!

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Shoes Details ---------------×

1. Goodyear Welt Stitch

The best construction element, in terms of comfort and durability. It is relatively waterproof, eases shoe reparation and resoling, has a leather filling, which molds to your foot adding more to comfort.

2. Memory Foam Insole

Insoles can make a drastic difference in how your feet feel after a long day. Memory foam insoles are the best type there is, conforming to an individual's foot, is sensitive to pressure & temperature.

3. Leather “Upper”

Full/Top Grain: the finest option there is. Nubuck: velvet-like texture and appears lush, but very durable, hardwearing. Patent & Woven: glossy finish, covered with film for added durability.

4. Outsole

Rubber: classic thin sole look. Flex(foam): lasting comfort, lightweight & bends with your foot, enhancing shock absorption. Leather: breathable, formal, gives a distinctive sound with every step.

5. Cowhide Lining

A lined shoe has an intermediate layer of thin leather sewn onto the inside surface of the shoe uppers. This gives the shoe interior a smooth finish. The softest Cowhide leather is handpicked for superior quality.

SWIPE TO SEE SHOE DETAILS

Thomas

A Plain Oxford, with three piece stitching but with a puff toe unique to the style.

William

A Plain Oxford, with three piece stitching but with a chiseled toe unique to the style.

Luther

A Cap Toe Oxford, a classic business shoe with stitching along the toe's starting point.

Gwyn

A Plain Oxford, with a unique three-piece stitch and square toe.

Jacob

A Wingtip Oxford, possesses distinct extensions or broguing along the shoe with a standard toe.

Anthony

A Cap Toe Derby, a classic business shoe with stitching along the toe's starting point.

Czar

A Plain Derby, features a three piece stitching with, a chiseled toe and eloquent design.

Locke

A CapToe Derby, features a square toe and open lacing for a more comfortable fit.

Ray

A Wingtip Derby, features distinct extensions or broguing along the shoe with a rounded toe.

Jack

A Double Monk Strap, features a three piece stitching, a puffed toe and a double strap that provides a better fit.

Bruce

A Double Monk Strap, features a three piece stitching, a chiseled toe and a double strap that provides a better fit.

Arthur

A Double Monk Strap, features a square toe and double strap for a better fit.

Blake

Slip-On, features a chiseled toe and elastic rubber sides for an easy fit.

Adam

Penny Loafer, features a strip of leather, saddle, strapped across the vamp, a rounded toe and a low design for an easy fit.

Joshua

Penny Loafer, features a strip of leather, saddle, strapped across the vamp, an apron toe and low design for an easy fit.

Henry

Penny Loafer, features a strip of leather, saddle, strapped across the vamp, a split toe and low design for an easy fit.

James

Dress boot, similar to the Cap Toe Derby but with a longer shaft and a unique pattern.

Magnus

Dress boot, similar to the Wingtip Derby but with a longer shaft and chiseled toe.

Paul

Chelsea boot, an ankle length boot with low heels, rounded toes and classic elastic rubber joints.

George

Chelsea boot, an ankle length boot with low heels and a zipper joint fit.