Cheaney Edwin Two-Tone Oxford Brogue
Colour: Chestnut Calf Leather / Oceano Suede
£ 365.00
Free delivery over £ 100 | Free UK Returns
Description
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The Edwin Two tone Oxford brogue is one of the most popular, decorative brogues at Cheaney. Striking in design and featuring the typical contrasting characteristics of a classic spectator shoe, Edwin is sure to make a statement, complimenting any gentleman's wardrobe. Constructed on the 125th Anniversary last, one of the longest standing Cheaney last shapes.
What is the origin of Spectator Shoes?
Although they were too striking for the taste of the British gentlemen, it was in the United States during the 1920s and 1930s that spectator shoes achieved their greatest popularity. Typically constructed from two contrasting colours and also referred to as the co-respondent shoe, this style had a great presence in the Jazz music scene, later influencing gangster movies and finally, leaping in to mainstream gentlemen's fashion around the globe.
- Last: 125
- F Fitting (Average)
- Fully leather lined with full leather insole
- Goodyear welted leather sole with interlock rubber tip
- Hand crafted in Northamptonshire, England
Size Guide
Delivery
UK Standard Delivery: Free over £100 / £2.99 under £100.
2-3 working days / Royal Mail Tracked 48
UK Next Day Delivery: £5.99 over £100 / £7.99 under £100.
Next working day (order before 3pm Mon-Fri exc. bank holidays) / DPD Next Day.
EU: £7.99.
2-6 working days / Royal Mail International Tracked or DPD Classic.
Rest Of World: £14.99.
6-8 working days / Royal Mail International Tracked.
Returns
90-day no-fuss returns.
Returns in the UK are FREE.
Full refund including delivery cost, or exchange.
If you wish to return your order, we offer a full refund or an exchange if it is sent back in brand new, resaleable condition (including all tags, packaging and boxes) within 90 days.
Premium, next-day or international delivery costs cannot be refunded.
Read our full returns policy here.
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Features.
Cheaney Shoes.
Joseph Cheaney established the company in 1886, and in 1896, along with his son Arthur, they moved to the site which the factory occupies today.
During the first 80 years of business, the factory made shoes exclusively for some of the finest retailers around the world, branded to their individual company requirements.
Northamptonshire is renowned as the home of quality English shoemaking, and Cheaney still leads the way with all styles still handmade in the original factory, using only the highest quality materials and the craftmanship and attention to detail they are renowned for.
Common measurements
- Chest: Armpit to armpit across chest
- Waist: One side of the waist to the other
- Rise: Crotch seam to top of waistband
- Inseam: Crotch seam to leg opening
- Hem / Opening: Width of the leg opening
All sizing information is for guide purposes only.
Where possible we provide individual product size guides. If these aren't
available we provide a generic brand size guide. Individual garments may
differ from these measurements and we cannot guarantee the item you receive
will match these measurements exactly.
Many brands also have a level of tolerance in size differences
between the same item - this is usually 0.5 inches.
If no size guide is shown below, it means there is not one available at
present for this item and it will be added if/when it becomes available.
