Black Leather Belgravia Loafers from Edward Green

Edward Green Black Leather Belgravia Loafers

Edward Green's shoes have been handmade in Northampton, England using traditional techniques that date back to 1890. Crafted from durable waxed-suede with an aged finish, these 'Ambleside' boots are traced with tonal topstitching and set on rubber Goodyear-welted 'Ridgeway' soles for traction. They're equally suited for the city streets or country walks.

Edward Green Ambleside Waxed-Suede Boots

Mr Edward Green began his business in 1890 with the promise of "excellence without compromise, " which explains why dapper men from Mr Ernest Hemingway to the Duke of Windsor have chosen the English shoemaker. Flawlessly handcrafted in Northampton, these suede penny loafers exude enduring style and the robust Goodyear welted construction ensures they will last.

Edward Green Picadilly Suede Penny Loafers

Edward Green has crafted footwear in its Northampton workshop for 140 years. Inspired by traditional workwear, these 'Ardmore' Derby boots are made on the brand's '303' last from full-grain leather and feature Goodyear-welted Ridgeway soles durable enough for the city or country.

Edward Green Ardmore Full-Grain Leather Derby Boots

"The quality of a shoe starts with the quality of its components, " explains Edward Green, which is why the house selected premium suede and durable rubber soles to make these Derbies. A regular in its lineup for decades, this 'Dover' pair is Goodyear-welted and has been hand-stitched in the Northamptonshire workshop with boar bristles, a traditional, and painstaking, process.

Edward Green Dover Suede Derby Shoes

Edward Green's 'Dover' Derbies have been hand-sewn at its Northampton factory using a boar's bristle needle, "one of shoe-making's most intricate crafts, " says the brand. Unlined for lightness, they have Italian suede uppers, signature split apron toes and durable Dainite rubber soles for enhanced grip.

Each pair of Edward Green shoes is made using the same techniques the label has used since its founding in 1890. These 'New Market' Chelsea boots are hand-cut from fine leather and have slim, elegant almond toes. Their leather soles have been tanned for nine months for comfort and durability.

Edward Green Newmarket Leather Chelsea Boots

Established in 1890, Edward Green continues a rich tradition of English shoemaking using only the finest materials. These 'Belgravia' suede loafers are crafted from un-split skins to hold their shape over time. They're laced with classic tassels and are set on durable oak-tanned leather soles.

Edward Green Belgravia Tasseled Leather-Trimmed Suede Loafers

Edward Green's 'Govan' Chelsea boots have been handmade at its workshop in Northampton, England from waxed suede that will develop a handsome patina with age. Set on Dainite rubber soles, they have traditional elasticated side gores and a tab at the back, so they're easy to pull on and off.

Edward Green Govan Waxed-Suede Chelsea Boots

A pair of Edward Green shoes is a lifelong investment, each pair is made by hand in the label's Northampton workshop from the finest materials. This 'Leith' style is designed in a classic Derby profile and cut from waxed-suede. Studded Dainite soles make them both comfortable and durable.

Edward Green Leith Waxed-Suede Derby Shoes

Driven by a passion for footwear, Edward Green became an apprentice cordwainer at the age of 12. These 'Newmarket' Chelsea boots are impeccably crafted from full-grain leather and set on durable Goodyear®-welted rubber Ridgeway soles. The cushioned linings ensure comfort underfoot.

Edward Green Newmarket Full-Grain Leather Chelsea Boots

These 'Cranleigh' boots have been handmade in Edward Green's Northampton workshop using the same exacting standards that were put in place when the label was established back in 1890. Set on rubber soles, they're made from full-grain leather that will only get more comfortable over time.

Edward Green Cranleigh Full-Grain Leather Boots

"The quality of a shoe starts with the quality of its components, " explains Edward Green, which is why the house selected premium leather and durable rubber soles to make these Derbies. A regular in its lineup for decades, this 'Dover' pair is Goodyear-welted and has been hand-stitched in the Northamptonshire workshop with boar bristles, a traditional, and painstaking, process.

Edward Green Dover Leather Derby Shoes

"The quality of a shoe starts with the quality of its components, " explains Edward Green, which is why the house selected premium full-grain leather and durable rubber soles to make these Derbies. A regular in its lineup for decades, this 'Dover' pair is Goodyear-welted and has been hand-stitched in the Northamptonshire workshop with boar bristles, a traditional, and painstaking, process.

Edward Green Dover Full-Grain Leather Derby Shoes

To ensure that each pair of Edward Green shoes meets the same standard of quality, the brand's expert craftsmen make sure everything from the first cut of the leather to the final buff is done meticulously. These ‘Piccadilly’ penny loafers are set on soles that have been oak bark-tanned for a full nine months to achieve superior flexibility. Shown here with Massimo Alba sweater, Officine Generale chinos, Massimo Alba blazer.

Edward Green Piccadilly Leather Penny Loafers

One of Edward Green 's most popular styles, these 'Chelsea' Oxford shoes have been meticulously handcrafted in England from smooth burnished-leather that will further soften and gain a patina over time. They have a softly curved '202' last that accommodates wider feet, and are set on soles that have been tanned for nine months to enhance flexibility. Shown here with John Smedley rollneck, Boglioli suit, Dunhill briefcase.

Edward Green Chelsea Cap-Toe Burnished-Leather Oxford Shoes

Edward Green 's 'Piccadilly' penny loafers have been meticulously hand-cut in the label's Northampton workshop. The supple leather uppers are set on flexible soles that have been oak bark-tanned for a full nine months to ensure quality and durability. Shown here with Officine Generale sweater, Kingsman trousers, Massimo Alba blazer.

A pair of timeless, understated Oxford shoes like Edward Green 's 'Chelsea' style is an investment worth making, since they're such a dark shade of brown, they'll go with most suits. They've been handcrafted in England from the brand's signature burnished-leather and shaped on a '202' last that's softly curved and comfortable for wider feet. Shown here with Loro Piana sweater, Canali trousers, Kingsman coat.

Edward GreenPiccadilly Leather Penny Loafers

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Edward Green Piccadilly Leather Penny Loafers