In 1890 Edward Green began to make handcrafted shoes for gentlemen at a small factory in Northampton, England. He soon gained the reputation for making the ‘finest shoes in England for the discerning few’. This reputation was founded on the skill of his craftsmen and his belief in excellence. His philosophy, simply to make the finest shoes possible, remains to this day.

Elegant, well fitting and robust yet with lightness and style, each pair of shoes is made individually with traditional hand craftsmanship and using only the finest quality leathers. Edward Green has become discreetly famous for producing probably the finest Goodyear welted shoes. Instantly recognisable – an English look with international appeal.

J. H. Cutler has an exclusive arrangement allowing Edward Green to make shoes to our customer’s own specifications. The style, last and leather can all be chosen to create a shoe that is individually yours.