Cedar Calf Leather
F Fit / Rubber Sole / 1880 Classic Collection

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The Description

Our ‘Emsworth’ is a premium Calf Leather Chelsea Boot, featuring Goodyear welted rubber soles for greater longevity and grip. Emsworth uses the ‘capital’ last shape, and is available in a ‘F’ fitting. These men’s shoes are designed and engineered in Kettering and made in our high-grade factory in England.

We recommend using a shoehorn to help maintain the shape, prevent creasing of the heel, and allow the foot to glide in with ease – keeping your shoes looking their best and feeling comfortable from the first wear.

The Last

Capital

One of our most versatile shoe lasts, Capital is used across a wide range of our 1880 men’s shoes, from formal styles such as the ‘Aldwych’ toe-cap Oxford to refined boots including ‘Pimlico’. It features a medium width fitting with a subtle chisel toe shape, creating a sharp yet balanced silhouette. Designed to run true to size, Capital offers a dependable and comfortable fit. A longstanding customer favourite, nine distinctive styles are currently crafted on this popular last.

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The Style

Boot

From hard-wearing Brogue Boots to elegant leather-soled Chelsea Boots, our range of Men’s Boots are available in leather or suede options, and feature a vast range of colours, styles and fits, to suit any occasion.

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The Collection

1880 Classic

Loake 1880 represents the highest expression of Loake’s English shoemaking craft. Named after the year the company was founded, the collection is crafted in Kettering, Northamptonshire using traditional Goodyear welted construction, premium leathers and time-honoured shoemaking techniques.
Rooted in over a century of craftsmanship and still produced by the fifth generation of the Loake family, Loake 1880 combines enduring British heritage with refined contemporary design.

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