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Bourton Country Shoe - Brown Museum

SKU: 5633/683-6
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Shoe Knowledge

The Brogue

The brogue is defined as a strong outdoor shoe, distinguished by its decorative perforations. Originally, these details were entirely functional, designed to allow water to drain and allow for ventilation in wet conditions. Over time, the brogue evolved from practical footwear into a lasting staple.

An icon of Northampton shoemaking history, Tricker's styles like the Bourton have long defined the country brogue, staying true to its origins through robust construction and unmistakable detailing.

LAST NO: 4444

These are a generous fit and therefore typically larger by half a size. If you normally take a UK size 8, we recommend you try a size 7½.

Museum Calf

Finest grade calf skin tanned by hand whilst the leather is still wet during the tanning process. The result is a finish that creates a striking cloudy appearance, from light to dark in a marble effect, this is a highly revered finish which is as individual as it is subtle. This gives a new contemporary feel to the Tricker's City collection

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Bourton Country Shoe - Brown Museum

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100% Repairable

It's inevitable that shoes will need a bit of TLC from time to time but look after them and they will last you a lifetime. We offer a fully inclusive repair service from re-heeling to total makeovers.

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BUILT TO LAST

Our uncompromising standards of craftsmanship, honest materials, environmentalism and sustainability are values that have been preserved and developed through five generations.

Every material used in our construction can be traced back to its source.

MADE IN NORTHAMPTON

Every pair of Tricker’s shoes and boots is 100% made in Northampton, the historic centre of British shoemaking. From cutting the leather to the final polish, each stage takes place under one roof at our St Michael’s Road factory, following a time-honoured process refined over generations. It’s here that traditional skills, patience and precision come together, ensuring every pair carries the integrity, durability and character that Northampton-made footwear is known for.

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