Edwards Green

Edward Green is a shoemaker from England that was formed in 1890. Northampton, England is the home of Edward Green. The level of handwork involved in a production is quite high, with only about 250 pairs of shoes finished each week. Edward Green was a major maker of officers' boots for the British Army during the 1930s. Clients who have chosen their shoes include the Duke of Windsor, Ernest Hemingway, and Cole Porter.

You'll need large cash to purchase at Edward Green, but the Northampton-based shoemaker manufactures some of the world's best dress shoes. Edward Green's reputation for handcrafted precision utilizing only the best calf leather hides is unparalleled and has been since the company's inception in 1890. Each week, just about 250 pairs of shoes are completed, illustrating the level of artisanship that goes into each Goodyear-welted pair. Green is known for its superb Chelsea Oxfords and Piccadilly loafers among its varied collection of luxury classics.

Edward Green shoes can be purchased at their own stores on Jermyn Street in London and Boulevard St. Germain in Paris, as well as at stores around the world such as Double Monk in Melbourne, Isetan in Japan, Matches in Wimbledon Village, Saks Fifth Avenue in New York City, Tassels in Hong Kong, and Unipair in Seoul.

Founded: 1890
Founder: Edward Green
Country: England

Website: https://www.edwardgreen.com/