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The hype comes from the quality of the leather used and the method of construction. Goodyear welts which are fairly common are priced less than a storm welt. Personally, I think a lot of the hype comes from the amazing silhouette of many of the boots and shoes, and I personally fell in love with the AA last the minute I saw it.
At some point in time I would love to be able to purchase a pair of m_moria boots. As far as the price goes, from what I have heard Mr. Altieri suggested a price of $5000 for his boots, the cut down to $2,800-3,000+ is done by retailers to ensure sales. Regardless they are still expensive, but the quality of the leather, the welts, the stitching and the overall aesthetic and personal feeling is well worth the price.
In regards to "from what I have heard Mr. Altieri suggested a price of $5000 for his boots"Not sure where you heard this, but this is not true.
In regards to "from what I have heard Mr. Altieri suggested a price of $5000 for his boots"
I have heard this from many retailers/buyers, I have been told that $5000 is the price that he recommends to potential stockists.
Mr. Altieri told me he doesn't set the final price. In fact, he does not want them selling at that price.
Simone worked for Carpe Diem. Why believe what you read from one person on the internet but not "some retailer, maybe multiple even"?
@Guy Burgess pointed out to me that those might not even be made by PH, just slapped with a PH tag and +$1000 and I think he's right especially after seeing those in person (without cap toe). Looks incredibly similar to William Lennon's hill boot, I think @Guy Burgess has a pair of those. Really wouldn't surprise me if PH did that
I can confirm that they are the same boot, the only difference I can tell between the two is that the PH ones have metal eyelets where as the ones I bought don't (I have read some stuff online where people have customised their orders with William Lennon and by all accounts it is pretty easy to do). I've seen a few pairs of the PH ones in person and after buying these went and had an even closer look at the PH ones in Eastern Market. I can even confirm that the sizing is the same - size down 1 for both.
I bought mine for approximately 240 GBP including shipping to Australia, and Harnden ones sell for 1500 Euro (probably 3000 by this season though right?) so i'd suggest going here and saving yourself a lot of money William Lennon.
Fit wise they're pretty solid and are taking a lot of time to break in but all reviews suggest they're comfortable once they do. Unfortunately it's summer here and too hot to wear them so I haven't fully broken mine in yet but I'm really looking forward to wearing them in a colder winter.
So ridiculous, Paul Harnden "shoemakers" marking up another boot - love it. Hope dude is enjoying a nice beer with the money of people too rich to care