Brown Dress Shoes from Stuarts London

Loake Kingston Ink Suede Loafer Shoe 506176

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:41:42 +0100

Loake Kingston Ink Suede Loafer Shoe 506176

Loake Lifestyle Premium Suede upper stitching details Cushioned footbed Genuine moccasin Sole Material: 100% leather /Suede

Loake Kingston Dark Suede Loafer Shoe 506176

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:41:42 +0100

Loake Kingston Dark Suede Loafer Shoe 506176

Loake Lifestyle Premium Suede upper Stitching details Cushioned footbed Genuine moccasin Sole Material: 100% leather /Suede

Grenson Dylan Tan Brogue Shoe

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:37:21 +0100

Grenson Dylan Tan Brogue Shoe

Premium Waxed Leather Uppers in Tan Waxed Leather Laces Leather goodyear welt Sole Traditional Brogue Pattern Wooden stacked heel A real classic and a timless design Material: 100% Leather All Grenson shoes are “Goodyear Welted”, a process invented in the 1800’s in England that is a time consuming way of making shoes, but means that the product lasts longer than any other type of shoes. It also means that the shoe can be re-soled many times over making them a wonderful investment. Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Jeffery West Lemmy - 2 Tone Wing Tip Brogue Gibson Shoe 4057

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:41:14 +0100

Jeffery West Lemmy - 2 Tone Wing Tip Brogue Gibson Shoe 4057

Jeffery West SS13 Lace up Brogue pattern Grain and burnished leather upper Wing tip Made in England Material: 100% Leather upper Goodyear welted Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on continuously. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and allow the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Tricker's Trickers Derby Brogue Two Tone Shoe M5633

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:39:10 +0100

Tricker's Trickers Derby Brogue Two Tone Shoe M5633

Trickers Country Collection Finest calf leather construction Leather upper Four Eyelet Shoe Double leather uppers Double leather stitched sole Leather linings Waxed laces Goodyear welted sole Brogue Pattern Handmade in England In 1829 Joseph Tricker, master shoemaker, founded the company R.E. Trickers Ltd and five generations later his family continue to apply the same traditional crafts and skills in the production of the world renowned "Tricker's" Shoes. Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Jeffery West Gibson Honey Shoe 1034JW17

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:41:05 +0100

Jeffery West Gibson Honey Shoe 1034JW17

Jeffery West SS13 Footwear Collection Lace Up Diamond punching details Goodyear welted Made in England by Hand Material: 100% Leather Upper 100% Leather Inner 100% Leather Good Year Welted Soles Jeffery West is an amazing shoe designer. Each style in the Mainline is only handmade. Using only two workshops, one in based in Northampton ,England and the other in Italy. Each shoe isn't just a normal piece of footwear, but a work of art combined with enormous passion. The Result is a very high quality, highly durable investment piece of footwear. Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Paraboot Prevert Ebony Shoes 115833

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:39:44 +0100

Paraboot Prevert Ebony Shoes 115833

PLEASE NOTE: Due to Paraboot's new online regulations we will not be able to deliver orders for Paraboot footwear outside of the UK. French derby shoe by Paraboot Grain leather upper 5 eyelet lace design Very durable & comfortable Nowegian stitched rubber soles Handmade in France What is a Norwegian stitch sole ? Click here to read more Material: 100% Leather upper 100 % Leather lined Gum Rubber sole Paraboot has been manufacturing in France, for almost 100 years. Shoes that are made to last and for walking as far as possible, using the strengths and skills of a bespoke workforce. All designs are handmade with total care. Paraboot has a sound reputation around the world for their highly durable simplistic designs combined with comfort. Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Paraboot Michael Marche Brown Grain Leather Shoe 715634

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:39:50 +0100

Paraboot Michael Marche Brown Grain Leather Shoe 715634

PLEASE NOTE: Due to Paraboot's new online regulations we will not be able to deliver orders for Paraboot footwear outside of the UK. Paraboot Outdoor Collection 100% leather upper full grain leather lined inner Cushioned inner footbed Durable rubber sole Dual stitch (Norwegian method) Construction Paraboot tag on outside Moccasin inspired style - an original classic Made in France Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Tricker's Trickers Shoes Harris Tweed Derby Mix M6973-BRW Shoes

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:39:41 +0100

Tricker's Trickers Shoes Harris Tweed Derby Mix M6973-BRW Shoes

Trickers Limited Edition Collection Exclusive to Stuarts London. Finest calf leather construction Four Eyelet Shoe Double leather uppers Dainite stitched sole Leather linings Waxed laces Goodyear welted sole Brogue Pattern with contrast Harris Tweed fabric underlayed with leather. Handmade in England In 1829 Joseph Tricker, master shoemaker, founded the company R.E. Trickers Ltd and five generations later his family continue to apply the same traditional crafts and skills in the production of the world renowned "Tricker's" Shoes. Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Grenson X Stuarts London G Lab Caribou Brogue Shoe

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:40:02 +0100

Grenson X Stuarts London G Lab Caribou Brogue Shoe

Grenson G:Lab in collaboration with Stuarts London Designed by Stuarts London head buyer Waxed laces Brogue pattern Combination of premium suede and leather upper Stuarts London logo embossed on insoles Goodyear Welted hand stitched sole Handmade by skilled craftsmen Unique Grenson colour combination Each pair is numbered and brings a certificate of authenticity Made in Northampton England Limited Edition, only 12 pairs produced Material: Premium suede and leather upper Goodyear soles G:Lab is Grenson factory limited edition programme. Normally Grenson G:Lab make about 12 to 20 pairs to create unique lines and styles like this amazing Stuarts London collaboration Read More info on the shoes on our blog: http://www.stuartslondon.com/blog/?p=5525 Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Grenson X Stuarts London G Lab Pickled Brogue Shoe

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:40:02 +0100

Grenson X Stuarts London G Lab Pickled Brogue Shoe

Grenson G:Lab in collaboration with Stuarts London Designed by Stuarts London head buyer Waxed laces Brogue pattern Combination of premium suede and leather upper Stuarts London logo embossed on insoles Goodyear Welted hand stitched sole Handmade by skilled carftsmens Unique Grenson colour combination "The All Season Shoe" Each pair is numbered and brings a certificate of authenticity Made in Northampton England Limited Edition, only 12 pairs produced Material: Premium suede and leather upper Goodyear welted soles G:Lab is Grenson factory limited edition programme. Normally Grenson G:Lab make about 12 to 20 pairs to create unique lines and styles like this amazing Stuarts London collaboration Read More info on the shoes on our blog: http://www.stuartslondon.com/blog/?p=5525 Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Hudson Shoes Hudson X Dashing Tweeds McGeachy Brown Shoe CSD01200

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:38:31 +0100

Hudson Shoes Hudson X Dashing Tweeds McGeachy Brown Shoe CSD01200

Hudson X Dashing Tweeds Collaboration British Fabric Combining with a Contemporary shoe design Crepe Sole Calf Leather Tweed Panels Limited Edition Hudson Purified collection is the premium range by Hudson Footwear .Co - Sold only through a very selective distribution of store around the world,Purified is the collection that pushes design, style, durability, quality of production all to the next level. Every season a very small collection is made in which styles and stock is limited. Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Grenson Ellery Pine Shoe 5226/235

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:39:26 +0100

Grenson Ellery Pine Shoe 5226/235

Grenson Spring Summer Collection Traditional Brogue Pattern monk Strap style closure Leather goodyear welt Sole Wooden stacked heel Made in England Material: 100% Leather All Grenson shoes are “Goodyear Welted”, a process invented in the 1800’s in England that is a time consuming way of making shoes, but means that the product lasts longer than any other type of shoes. It also means that the shoe can be re-soled many times over making them a wonderful investment. Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Tricker's Trickers Derby Two tone Brogue Shoes M5633

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:39:09 +0100

Tricker's Trickers Derby Two tone Brogue Shoes M5633

Trickers Country Collection Finest calf leather construction Suede and leather upper Four Eyelet Shoe Double leather uppers Double leather stitched sole Leather linings Waxed laces Goodyear welted sole Brogue Pattern Handmade in England In 1829 Joseph Tricker, master shoemaker, founded the company R.E. Trickers Ltd and five generations later his family continue to apply the same traditional crafts and skills in the production of the world renowned "Tricker's" Shoes. Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Loake Incline Tan Suede Shoe 505420

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:38:59 +0100

Loake Incline Tan Suede Shoe 505420

Design Loake Collection Lace up Suede Upper Brogue Pattern on sides Cemented Rubber Crepe Wedge soles

Paraboot Cannet Cuir Ebony Shoe 100183

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:38:44 +0100

Paraboot Cannet Cuir Ebony Shoe 100183

PLEASE NOTE: Due to Paraboot's new online regulations we will not be able to deliver orders for Paraboot footwear outside of the UK. Paraboot France Dress Collection Moccasin Style Paraboot patch on side Contrast Stitching Vintage worn look Made in France Material: 100% Leather Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Paraboot Rivoli Brown Shoe 090013

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:38:44 +0100

Paraboot Rivoli Brown Shoe 090013

PLEASE NOTE: Due to Paraboot's new online regulations we will not be able to deliver orders for Paraboot footwear outside of the UK. Paraboot Dress Collection Monk strap buckle Shoe Design Goodyear Welted leather sole Conditioner small tin Handmade Made in France Material: 100% Leather Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Sebago Classic Beef-Roll Penny Moc Brown shoes B76643

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:38:04 +0100

Sebago Classic Beef-Roll Penny Moc Brown shoes B76643

Handsewn, Positive Fit Moccasin Construction Unlined, Corrected Grain Leather or Suede Upper Leather Socklining Sebago® Patented Welt Steel Shank Dual Tanned, Oil Treated Leather Outsole with Moulded Rubber Heel Taking care of your leather shoes: Leather is a natural product and can be fragile if not cared for correctly. By following the simple rules below you can improve the longevity and durability of your leather shoes. Ideally alternate your shoes with a 2nd pair to ensure they are not worn on successive days. By doing this you will allow the upper leather to relax, any perspiration from the days wear to dissipate and the leather to dry. If you are caught out in the rain, it is very important to allow your shoes to dry naturally for as long as is needed, never try and accelerate the drying process by exposing them to direct heat as this could cause the natural leather upper and sole to dry out and crack. To support the leather upper and keep the shape of the shoes when they are not being worn you can pack them with newspaper or buy a shoe tree. Clean your shoes regularly. Water and dirt can ruin the finish and shorten the life of your shoes. Remove surface debris and dust using a soft cloth. To nourish the leather, select a natural beeswax polish in a colour that most closely matches your shoes

Bass Weejuns Bass Lewis Dark Brown Suede Loafer Shoe

Mon, 20 May 2013 03:37:25 +0100

Bass Weejuns Bass Lewis Dark Brown Suede Loafer Shoe

Bass Weejun's are generally true to size. However if you have a wide Foot or high in-step, please purchase a half size bigger. Exceptional High Quality Cushioned Foot Bed Material: 100% Suede Leather Upper 100% Leather Sole George Henry Bass, the owner of a tannery in Wilton, Maine, embarks upon a career in shoemaking when he purchases shares of a local shoe manufacturer. George becomes the sole owner and changes the name of the company to G.H. Bass & Co. G.H. Bass & Co. has developed, grown and expanded over the years, but its basic policies remain the same, create a great shoe with quality and comfort.