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Footwear
Top 30 British-made shoe brands
From heels to brogues, sandals to work boots, we bring you our top 30 British-made shoe brands. We’ve compiled the ultimate list of British-made shoe brands, including everything from baby shoes to work boots, occasion
A visit to Crockett & Jones
Northampton’s largest family-owned footwear business is going from strength-to-strength, and Make it British took a trip there to find out why I recently had the pleasure of being invited to the Crockett
The making of Walsh shoes
Walsh are the only 100% British-made and owned sports shoe company – and their trainers are super comfy too! I first came across Walsh shoes last year when they were a little
Meet the Manufacturer: Sheepland Slippers
David Gibson of Sheepland tells us how the dawn of the internet helped keep the skill of slipper making in Somerset [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RHI9m59bWA] When David Gibson gave up his job fixing printers
English Shoes: 10 more brands still made in Britain
Our second list of footwear companies that manufacture their shoes in Britain When we first compiled an article with a list of ten brands of English shoes that are still made in Britain we
Up to 30% Off the Second Floor Collective
Brands get together to promote their British made products for the festive season The Second Floor Collective is a group of British brands who met when they all exhibited on the same
The New Balance 576 Cutting Room Pack
New Balance celebrates 30 years of manufacturing in the UK by honouring craftsmen with trainers named after them If you follow Make it British on Facebook you would already have read that
Walsh casual and their Olympic legacy
You may not have heard of Walsh Casual before, but you soon will. The Bolton-based manufacturers have just relaunched their classic trainers and these shoes are going to be big! Walsh was
How a Loake shoe is made
A Goodyear welted Loake shoe can take up to eight weeks to make. Here’s how it’s done [youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_W7_hPugqro] Following on from our post yesterday about why you should be buying shoes
Why you should be buying shoes made in Northampton
Where were your shoes made? If they aren’t from Northamptonshire then they should be. Here’s why… – You are buying into a piece of manufacturing history With 900 years of experience in
Alfred Sargent Shoes
We do love a good factory photo hear at Make it British, and these images by Steve Lancefield show the true craftsmanship that goes into making every pair of Alfred Sargent shoes
Dr. Martens – Made in England
How many shoes do Dr. Martens make in England these days? And which ones are manufactured offshore? Make it British finds out When I ran an article on English shoes a while back it
Designer interview: Sarah Watkinson-Yull from Yull Shoes
[tube]oJEIZ6_J0wM[/tube] Make it British talks to Sarah Watkinson-Yull about her new footwear label and shows one of the styles being made at a UK shoe factory Can you tell me a bit
New Balance launch exclusive trainers made in England for Schuh
Make it British always likes to feature New Balance, because as far as we are aware they are the only branded trainers made in England. (We will probably get loads of comments
Made in Britain in the news this week 24th October 2011
Made in Britain from the web this week | Grenson Shoes | Fallow Denim | 24th October 2011 At Grenson’s Shoe Factory (Spitalfields Life) The Gentle Author goes inside the Grenson shoe factory
English shoes: Ten brands that are still made in Britain
English Shoes? Yes, there are some that are still made in Britain When I read that the British shoe company Clarks were thinking of bringing their manufacturing back to Britain, having made their
Celtic Sheepskin Co – the British-made Ugg
The more I search around for stories of brands that are still manufacturing in the UK, the more I uncover tales of companies seeking to keep skills alive. The Celtic Sheepskin Co