Edward Green, an ode to masculine elegance
For more than a century, Edward Green has been offering men's shoes, which shine as much for their remarkable quality as for their elegance. Edward Green was a great shoe enthusiast. He began his career at a very young age, learning at the age of 12. Wishing to create high-end shoes, the precursor founded his own workshop in 1890, in Northampton (England). For his collaborators, Edward Green sources the best materials: lambskin, oak wood... His promise? “Excellence without compromise”. Very quickly, his label became known as the English brand of shoes with timeless elegance, the quintessence of British style. Among the followers of the label, there are big names like Ernest Hemingway and even Edward, the Duke of Windsor. True to the values of the house, each Edward Green designer pair is made in their workshop in Northampton. As has been the tradition for nearly 130 years. The 60 craftsmen who work there pay particular attention to Goodyear assembly and the finishing of the seams. Over the years, the…
