DISCONTINUED PRODUCT

DISCONTINUED PRODUCT

UK	Continental	American	Brannock
2	34.4	2½	35
2½	35	3	40
3	35.6	3½	45
3½	36.2	4	50
4	36.9	4½	55
4½	37.5	5	60
5	38.2	5½	65
5½	38.7	6	70
6	39.4	6½	75
6½	40	7	80
7	40.6	7½	85
7½	41.3	8	90
8	41.9	8½	95
8½	42.5	9	100
9	43.2	9½	105
9½	43.8	10	110
10	44.4	10½	115
10½	45.1	11	120
11	45.7	11½	125
11½	46.4	12	130
12	47	12½	135
12½	47.6	13	140
13	48.3	13½	145

Chadwick II

Chestnut Antique Calf

Handgrade Collection

DISCONTINUED PRODUCT

This product has now been discontinued from our 'Retail Collection', but we are still able to produce this style through our Special Order service. If this is of interest, please place a Special Order enquiry. You can also view similar or recommended styles below.

Men's Collection Special Order

Chadwick, a brogue monk shoe featuring light punching detail on the toe and a hand finished buckle. Made from the finest calf leather with bark tanned single leather soles from the Hand Grade collection.

Fitting : E
Last : 358
English Size : 6 - 12.5
Sole : Single Leather Bark Tanned

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What does it mean?

Monk Strap

Said to have been developed by an alpine monk in the 15th century, and worn throughout European monasteries, this style was popularised in the 1920s. Unbeknown to many, a Monk strap style hosts similar fitting qualities and construction to a Derby. You could think of a Monk style as a ‘modern day’ Derby, of sorts. With open quarters, and a whole cut vamp and tongue, Monk straps (single and double buckle) are remarkably comfortable on the foot. However, they will not offer the same level of adjustment, due to the absence of laces. The sequence of operations for constructing a Monk is similar to a Derby. Inside and outside Quarters are stitched to a tab point either side of the vamp and the tongue is cut as part of the vamp and is not a separate component.

Hand Grade Leather Sole

High quality ‘bark tanned’, hand-stained leather sole with channelled stitching and a gentleman’s corner to reduce suit trouser snagging! A masterpiece of craftsmanship.