English Brogue Boots and Shoes from Grenson

Grenson is a true shoemakers-shoe, and one of the UK’s most celebrated footwear manufacturers.  Through our partnership with END clothing, we're presenting the latest (and our favorite) selections from the Grenson's collection of British brogues.  Discover a number of new designs, colors, and our best loved silhouettes.

While retaining a firm foot in their storied history, the Northamptonshire based shoe maker has increasingly experimented with modern materials and contemporary finishes season after season, combing their traditional brogue punched uppers with a variety of exotic sole materials.

GRENSON'S Archie Triple Welt (Black, Grey, Navy)

Brogues wear well with blazers, sports coats, lighter color casual suits and tweed.

Black Chromexcel

Grey Country Grain

Navy Country Grain

Fred Triple Welt (Exclusive to END)

Designed to highlight a treasured piece of British craftsmanship, this new take on the Archie brogue is constructed with a stepped triple-welted sole.

Mahogany High Shine

Tan Country Grain

Hand Painted Bordeaux

Grenson Stanley RD BrogueS

This new version of their signature Stanley silhouette is constructed with incredibly supple suede uppers and sits on top of a bold, contrasting commando sole unit, expertly goodyear welted to the oversized brogue punched top panel.

Sand Suede

Tan & Snuff Suede

Denim Suede

Grenson Jacob Brogue Chelsea Boot

The Jacob Brogue Chelsea Boot fuses a classic chelsea boot with Grenson's trademark punched brogue detailing, goodyear welt construction and traditional leather sole.

Black

Ellis Shoe Care Kit

Tan

GO BEHIND THE SCENES WITH MR. PORTER

All Grenson boots and shoes are "Goodyear Welted", a process invented in the 1800's in England that is a time consuming way of making shoes, but means that the product lasts longer. It also means that the shoe can be re-soled many times over making them a wonderful investment.

From start to finish will take around 3 weeks to make top quality Goodyear welted shoe whereas in cheaper shoe production the rule of thumb is often that if it cannot be made in 5 minutes it won't be profitable!  See more of the Grenson brogues at Endclothing.com