Bourton
The eponymous Tricker’s Bourton brogue is as British as it gets and has a well-deserved place in every gentleman’s shoe wardrobe.
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COUNTRY SHOES
The original and still the best; Tricker’s Country Shoes are made to go anywhere, from city streets to country tracks, with ease and style.
Tricker’s has been making proper country shoes for well over a century. Built to last, built to be worn, and built to handle whatever the day brings. Robust leather, storm-welted soles, and solid construction mean they’ll take you through all seasons and all terrains, looking better with every step.
Whether you’re out in the fields, at the races, or just want a dependable, good-looking shoe for everyday wear, Tricker’s Country Shoes are up to the task. They’re classic, comfortable, and made for people who value quality that stands the test of time.
OUR STYLES
Built for country terrain but just as at home in the city, each style brings its own character—whether you’re after a classic Derby or something more rugged.
Daniel
Daniel is the name given to our original ‘Tramping Shoe,’ a style which was traditionally made for expeditions and pursuits.
Woodstock
Our men’s Woodstock country shoe is a true Tricker’s classic harking back to our long past. This plain derby shoe has four blind eyelets for a more refined look.
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Caring for your Country Shoes
Essential care for shoes that deserve the best, our premium shoe care products are offered separately or as a care bundle.
Caring for your Country Shoes
Essential care for shoes that deserve the best, our premium shoe care products are offered separately or as a care bundle.
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