Tricker's from Stuarts London

Tricker's Trickers Derby Brogue Two Tone Shoe M5633

Fri, 24 May 2013 03:37:40 +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

Tricker's Trickers Boots Parablue M5634 Brogue Boots

Fri, 24 May 2013 03:38:07 +0100

Tricker's Trickers Boots Parablue M5634 Brogue Boots

Trickers Country Collection Finest calf leather construction Seven Eyelet Ankle boot 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

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

Fri, 24 May 2013 03:38:07 +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

Tricker's Trickers Boots Burgundy M5634 Brogue Boots

Fri, 24 May 2013 03:38:07 +0100

Tricker's Trickers Boots Burgundy M5634 Brogue Boots

Tricker's Trickers Derby Two tone Brogue Shoes M5633

Fri, 24 May 2013 03:37:39 +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