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Loake Edward Tan Brogue Shoe

Tan Calf Leather Oxford Brogue with Victory Rubber Sole.

Loake 1880 Country Collection.

Made in England

£299.00

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Loake Edward is a classic tan country brogue from the premium 1880 country collection. Five tie Oxford lacing with antique eyelets, G width on the generous Pennine last, this shoe is ideal for the wider foot or long country walks with heavy socks. Ideally paired with denim, wool and tweed, this iconic style is a wardrobe staple.

Loake Edward is Goodyear welted, a traditional shoe manufacturing construction favoured by English shoemakers, allowing for multiple resoles. Repair not replace is the key to enjoying this style for many years, being the ultimate in sustainable footwear.

Pennine

Pennine is another Country last shape, but in G width, which is a wide fitting. It is a roomy last, designed to give the wearer extra space within the shoe. If you normally take a medium width in Loake shoes, you may find a half size reduction to be necessary in order to obtain the right fit.

Bowhill and Brogues

Brogues and the English countryside go hand in hand, and with Bowhill & Elliott perfectly placed in the heart of Norfolk, brogues have always held a special place in our long history. Originally designed for men who worked the land, the word brogue derives from Gaelic, simply meaning – bog. The punched holes that make the style a brogue would be perforated, allowing water to drain when working in marshland or, bogs! The brogue punching may no longer perforate the leather, and although still fully fit for purpose out in the wild, it has become a true English classic regardless of the terrain.

Bowhill & Elliott have proudly stocked Loake shoes in our Norwich store for over forty years, underpinning our commitment to supporting premium British manufacturing.

Made in England

 

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