This seersucker beach shoe worked out well for our customer El Ganso. I gave a pair to an old friend and he recently sent us a photo of him wearing them in Florence. Hope you like them.
This was taken a couple of summers ago when Zsuzsi and I went to visit a shoe factory in Hungary to collect new samples for PLIMSOLL. Whatever this guy had done to this Fita 500 worked for us.
This is the factory handling some of our pressed shoe range-PLIMSOLL, RED SOLE and models for You Must Create.
It is a bit technical but you will see the 'last' collection of sizes behind and the jaws of the hot press which compresses the natural rubber and details the outer of the shoe. We were lucky enough to get made up an insert which shows the name PLIMSOLL on the underside.
Just putting the final touches to the 1952 Velocette before going out for a ride with friends outside of Budapest. I changed my shoes from the tartan Tigra from El Ganso and put on a heavier boot for kick starting the Velocette
I gave this tartan mid boot to a friend and she thought it best to adjust them to suit her style by changing the laces to a chocolate colour. At Tezla Shoes we love all that. Not sure about the socks though.
Jeremy Stanford and Tezla shoes produce footwear for a huge range of clients throughout the world. Tezla currently produce shoes for El Ganso, one of Spain's largest independent fashion retailers. For more information on Tezla Shoes, please go to our main site at Tezla Shoes or mail to sales@tezlashoes.com for more information on our brand ranges.