History savoured in bespoke Wootten shoes

Published on 16 May 2013 by Linsey Rendell

Ross Wootten began making bespoke shoes in the 1970s in South Australia, having trained under master Belgian shoemaker, George Koleff. With afternoons spent eagerly watching on in his father’s tiny studio fused in his memory, Jess Cameron-Wootten continued in the ... more

FEIT releases hand-sewn day slipper

Published on 02 May 2013 by Linsey Rendell

Sitting somewhere between the shapings of Volleys and leather dress shoes, the latest release from Sydney label FEIT is a perfect slip-on for lazy brunches and afternoons in the park. ... more

Jazz up your footwear with Mavericks Laces

Published on 11 Apr 2013 by Linsey Rendell

The placement of a tie clip, a pocket square folded just so, the adornment that holds your keys together – sometimes it’s the little things that complete a look. In the case of Mavericks Laces, the founders believe more attention ... more

The Black Keys invests in Richer Poorer brohosiery

Published on 14 Feb 2013 by Linsey Rendell

Patrick Carney of The Black Keys likes his socks. He likes to buy socks. He likes to wear socks. So naturally, he thought he’d inject a little extra of his normal sock fund into a brand that was wholesome and ... more

Slip on a pair of sandals as summer sets in

Published on 06 Dec 2012 by Ashley Tucker

Summer is the official start of barbecues, beach trips and breathing time for your feet. And when the sun bears down, a pair of luxe sandals is the perfect foot attire, worn with everything from linen suits to lightweight shorts. ... more

Put your feet up in Relax socks from The Outpost

Published on 15 Nov 2012 by Linsey Rendell

Socks – they keep your digits warm in winter and dry in summer, cushion against rough edges and provide comfort in the same way a favourite oversized jumper does. ... more

Find traditional emblems and wilderness motifs in Chup socks

Published on 18 Oct 2012 by Linsey Rendell

Invented in 1589, the stocking frame machine was a mechanical kitting contraption used to weave textiles. Imitating the rhythmic movements of knitting by hand, a stocking frame machine is now a rarity to come by, and even more difficult to ... more

Add colour to your shoe drobe with Rollie

Published on 20 Sep 2012 by Linsey Rendell

With pastels winding their way into the spring fashion offerings, we couldn’t have found a better time to discover shoe label Rollie. ... more

Slip on lightweight espadrilles as the weather warms

Published on 06 Sep 2012 by Linsey Rendell

A shoe that has been around for at least five centuries, the espadrille has been found on the feet of royal soldiers, mining workers, peasants and the seaside set. Originating out of the Pyrenees region, which straddles Spain and France, ... more

Pair boots and jeans to cover cold ankles

Published on 09 Aug 2012 by Linsey Rendell

Standing at the train station first thing in the morning in the freezing misty air, wearing cuffed jeans and oxfords with a bare ankle is not the most cosy dress option for winter. As you stand chilled to the bone, ... more