Grenson Men's Sid Brogues - Beige

The Sid style from Grenson is known as the King of brogues today, but used to be called the Galosh Brogue in Northamptonshire and also has a different name in the States, 'The Long Wing'.

Now all that history is out of the way let me tell you about a very chic city shoe, the Grenson Sid Brogue has exquisite detail making it a real eye catcher, and the traditional wing tip of the brogue runs along the whole length of this shoe, giving it a different dimension.

The cut-out detail creates a unique look and adds charm to this already very distinguished men's shoe.

• Calf grain upper
• Double leather layered sole
• Contrast stitching detail
• Classic beige suede

About Grenson

Mr William Green founded Grenson in 1866 in Northamptonshire, UK. They specialised in making high-quality men’s shoes. Initially the company was called Green & Son, before merging the names together to become Grenson. The factory which Mr Green opened in 1874 was the first in the world to use the Goodyear welting construction method, which is now a hallmark of all well-made British shoes. The business was sold in 1980 to the Purslow family who ran the business for nearly thirty years before selling it to Tim Little in 2010. Now an established shoe maker, Grenson still produce a high standard of shoes and boots for the uber stylish.