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Edward Green

The Galway is an iconic English country boot, yet quite urbane by today&rsquo;s standards. Edward Green has produced the style since at least the 1930s, when they were the leading maker of officers&rsquo; boots for the British military.
Today they glide easily between dress and casual occasions. Boots don&rsquo;t have to be rugged to get the job done, but they do need to be well made, and Edward Green makes them as good as they get.

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Galway

The Camden is an ankle-height chelsea that is perhaps the ultimate casual boot. They&rsquo;re the epitome of modern, understated style &mdash; easy to slip on, and pair well with just about anything. We particularly like them in suede or utah.

Camden

The Banbury is a classic three-eyelet chukka by Edward Green. Understated and practical, they can be made in endless variations, with Ridgeway soles for the winter or slim rubber soles for summer. We recommend the 202 and 82 lasts for the Banbury.

Banbury

The Cranleigh is a derby boot with roots in Edward Green&rsquo;s iconic Dover. Wear it with raw denim or straight-leg chinos for a classic rugged look.

Cranleigh

Edward Green revived an archival pattern of an old Royal Air Force boot to create the Kentmere. It&rsquo;s a modern take on the classic strapped field boot.

Kentmere

The distinctive Jodphur began as a riding boot, made with a strap to fit securely while traveling long distances on horseback. Today&rsquo;s version embodies the essence of what was needed for the activity, emphasizing durability, comfort, and ease of wear.

Gresham

Chukka boots are made for ease, comfort, and versatility, and Edward Green&rsquo;s Shanklin is no exception. Made in unlined suede with slim rubber soles, they can be worn in a number of different situations and still look appropriate. Because they&rsquo;re made by Edward Green, you get the comfort and casual style of a chukka in addition to the classic silhouette and supreme quality for which Edward Green is known.

Shanklin

Inspired by Edward Green&rsquo;s iconic Dover, the Halifax is a chukka boot with a handsewn apron.

Halifax

The Newmarket is Edward Green&rsquo;s classic chelsea. With a higher cut than the Camden, it is a stylish, practical boot for everyday wear.

Newmarket

The Nevis is a cross between two of Edward Green&rsquo;s most iconic models: the Dover and the Galway. Made with a handsewn apron and signature teardrop stitch along the sides, it is the perfect combination of two signature styles.

Nevis

The Dover is Edward Green&rsquo;s signature shoe &mdash; a blucher with a hand-sewn vamp. The hand-sewing process is so delicate that a pig&rsquo;s bristle must be used to sew rather than a needle. This shoe is one for the ages: comfortable, useful, and very unique.

Dover

The Westbourne is a sleek plain-toe derby that can be dressed up or down. We like them in delapre or suede on the 82 last &mdash; but since they&rsquo;re Edward Greens they&rsquo;ll look great no matter how you make them.

Westbourne

The Piccadilly is Edward Green&rsquo;s classic penny loafer. Make it a dozen ways and it will never go out of style. With its soft almond to and distinctive apron, it is a versatile staple that deserves a place in every wardrobe.

Piccadilly

The Chelsea is Edward Green&rsquo;s most classic shoe, a cap toe oxford made with an elegant silhouette and subtle swan&rsquo;s neck facing detail. An understated English standard.

Chelsea

A classic derby brogue that looks timeless no matter how you make it up. From Mink suede on tapered leather soles to Rosewood country calf on Ridgeway soles, the Cardiff is an old standby for everyone.

Cardiff

Edward Green&rsquo;s Westminster is an elegant, versatile double monk that is, perhaps, the ultimate representation of its kind. It has style for miles, and an enduring history, as well.

Westminster

The Malvern is every bit the classic English wingtip. With rich decorative punching and toe medallion, it can be made as a two-tone spectator or in one leather for an understated look.

Malvern

The Shelton is a plain-toe derby with three eyelets. Make it in suede or utah with slim rubber soles for an elegant, casual look.

Shelton

What can we say about a classic? These penny loafers are inspired by one of the most classic gentlemen, the Duke of Windsor. Make them in anything from suede to shell cordovan and you&rsquo;ll have a supremely comfortable loafer.

Duke

Edward Green&rsquo;s Sandringham is a classic wingtip with roots in traditional English country footwear. Its intricate broguing, including the thistle detail on the vamp, make it a unique alternative to other wingtips.

Sandringham

Edward Green&rsquo;s Grosvenor is a simple three-eyelet derby that&rsquo;s most commonly seen on the 915 last. With a plain toe and balmoral stitch, it&rsquo;s a clean, elegant shoe for dress wear.

Grosvenor

The Elmsley is a brogued captoe derby with swan&rsquo;s neck stitching at the lacing quarters. It is subtly elegant and perfect to wear with suits or separates.

Elmsley

The Canterbury is Edward Green&rsquo;s classic semi-brogue. Paired with a dark suit and crisp shirt, it is the epitome of classic English dress.

Canterbury

Gaziano & Girling

The Wells is a sleek plain-toe derby that can be dressed up or down. We like them in suede &mdash; but since they&rsquo;re made by Gaziano &amp; Girling they&rsquo;ll look great no matter how you make them.

Wells

The Grendon is an oxford made as only Gaziano &amp; Girling can. With fine broguing along the vamp and heel and sharp lines throughout, it is a thoroughly modern interpretation of the classic English brogue.

Grendon

Might we suggest a pair of dress boots as an alternative to the classic captoe oxford? The Wigmore is a sleek example of the style, made with a punched cap and elegant lines throughout. Paired with a suit, no one ever know you&rsquo;re wearing boots.
Pictured in mole suede and vintage oak calfskin on the TG73 last with single leather soles.

Wigmore

It&rsquo;s true that the smallest detail can make the biggest difference, and for a shoe as minimal as the Westbury, it&rsquo;s all about the details. Made with beautiful handsewing around the lacing quarters, it is an exercise in simplicity that will turn heads.
Pictured in vintage rioja calfskin on the TG73 last with single leather soles.

Westbury

Split-toes are easily dressed up or down, making them one of the most versatile shoes you can own. Gaziano &amp; Girling&rsquo;s Thorpe is a perfect example of this design. Make it up in a single leather or in two tones &mdash; it&rsquo;s up to you.
Pictured in fox suede and polo suede on the MH71 last with crepe soles.

Thorpe

The Strand is a punched-cap oxford with unique swan&rsquo;s neck detail. It is modern in the way only Gaziano &amp; Girling knows.
Pictured in espresso calfskin on the DG70 last with single leather soles.

Strand

The St. James is another of Gaziano &amp; Girling&rsquo;s classic models. It&rsquo;s a perf-cap oxford with a unique flared heel counter design.
Pictured in brown highland grain on the MH71 last with double leather soles.

St. James

A wholecut oxford is perhaps the dressiest shoe you can wear. Gaziano &amp; Girling&rsquo;s take, the Sinatra, exudes elegant, modern minimalism. If you need a shoe you can wear either a tuxedo or a navy suit, this is it.
Pictured in black calfskin on the TG73 last with single leather soles.

Sinatra

Gaziano &amp; Girling&rsquo;s Rothschild is a punched-out shortwing oxford. Less formal than a captoe oxford but more dressier than a longwing brogue, it strikes an easy balance between the two.
Pictured in tan hatch grain on the MH71 last with Ridgeway soles.

Rothschild

A captoe oxford is the quintessential dress shoe, and Gaziano &amp; Girling&rsquo;s version is an elegant, modern take on the classic.
Pictured in black calfskin on the GG06 last with single leather soles.

Oxford

The Monaco is a penny loafer with handsewing along the vamp. Using the same stitch seen on the Gable, a single piece of leather is used to create the effect. It is a masterpiece of elegant simplicity.
Pictured in vintage cherry calfskin on the KN14 last with single leather soles.

Monaco

The Mayfair&rsquo;s light broguing give it just enough flair to unique while still being understated. It&rsquo;s a classic style that can be dressed up or down.
Pictured in vintage oak calfskin on the TG73 last with single leather soles.

Mayfair

Penny loafers are a classic style that need no introduction. The Holkham is Gaziano &amp; Girling&rsquo;s take, made with handsewing around the vamp. If you&rsquo;re looking for sharp, modern style with classic roots, this is it.
Pictured in mole suede on the KN14 last with single leather soles.

Holkham

The Hayes is based on a pattern for a bespoke client of Gaziano &amp; Girling. It&rsquo;s a simple, sleek oxford that pairs well with classic suits.
Pictured in vintage oak calfskin on the TG73 last with single leather soles.

Hayes

The Gable is a quintessential Gaziano &amp; Girling model. Made with handsewing at the toe box and heel counter and around the lacing quarters, it is a subtle statement of craftsmanship. There aren&rsquo;t many other shoes like it.
Pictured in polo suede on the MH71 last with single leather soles.

Gable

The Fairmont is a three-eyelt derby with a punched toe. It is slightly less formal than an oxford, but its minimal, sleek lines put it at the front of the pack.
Pictured in vintage oak calfskin on TG73 last with single leather soles.

Fairmont

The Connaught is an elegant austerity brogue. That means no punching, just sleek, modern lines that look great with a sharp suit.
Pictured in vintage maple calfskin on the TG73 last with single leather soles.

Connaught

If you&rsquo;re tired of lacing your shoes but don&rsquo;t want to wear loafers, the Carlyle is an excellent alternative. With a single strap to fasten, their understated refinement doesn&rsquo;t belie how easy they are to wear.
Pictured in racing green calfskin on the MH71 last with single leather soles.

Carlyle

The Burnham is an exquisite Chelsea boot made as only Gaziano &amp; Girling can &mdash; from a single piece of leather. Most other Chelseas are made from three pieces, with a seam under the bottom of each gusset.
Pictured in vintage oak calf on the TG73 last with single leather soles.

Burnham

The Bramhall is an austerity brogue with punching at the toe, heel, and around the lacing quarters. It is a minimal, modern take on classic English style.
Pictured in vintage rioja calfskin on the GG06 last with single leather soles.

Bramhall

The Arran is a classic three-eyelet chukka by Gaziano &amp; Girling. Understated and practical, it can be made in endless variations, with heavy rubber soles for the winter or single leather soles for dress wear.
Pictured in vintage oak calf on the TG73 last with single leather soles.

Arran

The Curzon is an elegant balmoral oxford made for the 915 last. With its plain toe and signature swan&rsquo;s neck detailing, it is a streamlined shoe for many occasions.

Curzon

The beauty of a wholecut is found in its clean, smooth silhouette and unbroken lines. The Newbury is made from a single piece of leather that wraps around the feet like a baby&rsquo;s swaddling blanket. As a result, the fit is so comfortable you may never want to wear another style of shoe.

Newbury

The Edward Green Mercer is an elegant monk strap &mdash; the kind of shoe you want to pair with a sharp grey or blue suit. The angled strap and clean forefoot creates an understated refinement that is classic Edward Green.

Mercer

The Inverness is a smart blind wingtip with plenty of style. Its pattern is punched into the vamp, giving the shoe a slimmer silhouette. It is an contemporary take on the classic full brogue.

Inverness

Classic doesn&rsquo;t always mean predictable. Edward Green&rsquo;s Hove is an ornate monkstrap masterpiece that features broguing throughout and a medallion on the toe.

Hove

The Harrow is one of Edward Green&rsquo;s oldest loafer designs. It is unlined and features a handsewn apron.

Harrow

The Falkirk is a punched-out oxford with unique broguing that traverses the entire shoe, making it distinctly Edward Green. It&rsquo;s the perfect shoe for a maximalist with an eye for elegance.

Falkirk

Inspired by Edward Green&rsquo;s iconic Dover, the Clapham is an elegant single monkstrap with a handsewn apron.

Clapham

The Berkeley features a punched cap and Edward Green&rsquo;s signature swan&rsquo;s neck stitching along the face. It is an understated classic, perfect for business wear.

Berkeley

As far as tassel loafers go, it doesn&rsquo;t get much better than the Belgravia. With a hand-sewn apron and distinctive side plaiting, they are a classic, elegant shoe for casual wear.

Belgravia

Edward Green&rsquo;s Beaulieu is an elegant and understated style of balmoral wingtip, commonly referred to as the austerity brogue. Unique to this style is its absence of broguing and distinctive double needle stitching at the seams.

Beaulieu

Edward Green&rsquo;s Audley is a modern single monkstrap, commonly seen on the 915 last, which gives it a trim, contemporary look. Made in a balmoral style with a plain toe, it&rsquo;s a clean, minimal shoe with no fluff.

Audley

The Asquith is a masculine oxford superbly crafted in a captoe design that is always in style. Few shoes match the poise and sophistication of this elegant half-brogue with a rams&rsquo; head medallion.

Asquith

The Ashton is a single monkstrap, commonly seen on the 890 last, which gives it a sleek, chiseled look &mdash; perfectly modern. With a single sweeping pull and double-stitched toe cap, it is an elegant, minimal shoe with lots of style.

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