Arguably these look a little on the formal side, but rest assured brogues (otherwise known as wingtips on this side of the pond) were made as traditional country shoes, originating in Scotland and Ireland. Translation: we can see these easily paired with jeans just as much as we could a pressed pair of tweed/wool pants.  It might be the Fall season that’s drawing us to caramel  colored shoes, but these Tricker’s Bourton brogue shoe in ‘acorn antique’ calf leather can kill it anytime of the year. Because any collection could use a pair of Tricker’s, or Alden’s for that matter, this classic brogue shoe with Goodyear welted, double leather sole, leather lining and insole could and should be your first round draft pick. Obviously, these get only better with age. Available here.

3 Responses to “TRICKER’S BOURTON BROGUE SHOE”

• Blank Label says:

  November 15, 2009 at 5:47 am

  ive actually been looking for a new pair of shoes that were tan. i always had trouble finding tan brogues, but here they are!! ive got a pair of chestnut penny loafers, which got ruined this weekend…. shame what happens to shoes sometimes. what a shame..
• Brian F says:

  November 17, 2009 at 8:41 pm

  These are the nicest Brogues I have seen, colour and shape, perfect, not too pointed. My Doctor back in Scotland had a pair when I was growing up…………and I bet he is still wearing them.
• Joe Fotheringham says:

  November 18, 2009 at 1:37 am

  Sorry to hear about your loafers BL, like Brian says, a good pair of shoes should last forever. Between Trickers, Churches, Alden, Allen Edmonds and maybe only a couple of others, they have this market sewn up.