The Tricker's Keswick is a country brogue built on the heavy-grade 4444 last. Like the Bourton it is derby-laced — open lacing, which allows a wider opening at the instep and gives the shoe a more relaxed character than a closed-laced Oxford. What separates the two is underfoot and across the foot: the Keswick is Tricker's 6 fitting, cut for wider feet, and comes on a commando rubber sole, where the Bourton sits on a double leather sole in the standard fitting. That makes the Keswick the more forgiving of the two, and the more surefooted on wet ground — a shoe that pairs naturally with denim, cords, and tweed.
C Shade is one of Tricker's heritage finishes — a deep, muted brown with antique hand-burnishing that adds depth at the toe cap, heel, and seam lines. The leather is the same heavy-grade calf used across the Country Collection, with the substance and resilience that distinguish Tricker's from lighter-built shoemakers. Full brogue detailing — punched medallion, wing tip, perforated seams — is executed with Tricker's characteristic precision.
Like all Country Collection Tricker's, the Keswick is built using Goodyear welting with a storm welt and a commando rubber sole. The substantial sole construction gives the shoe weather resistance, a confident footfall, and the capacity to be resoled multiple times across decades of wear. The break-in period is longer than mass-market shoes — typically 2-4 weeks of regular wear — but the leather then moulds remarkably well to the foot.
The Keswick suits country and smart-casual contexts equally well. Worn with moleskins, cord trousers, tweed jackets, and country knitwear, it sits firmly in the British country tradition. Worn with dark denim and a tailored shirt, it crosses cleanly into urban smart-casual.
Care: Cedar shoe trees after every wear. Polish with Saphir Medaille d'Or in matching dark brown shade. Allow 24 hours between wears.
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The Tricker's Keswick is a country brogue built on the heavy-grade 4444 last. Like the Bourton it is derby-laced — open lacing, which allows a wider opening at the instep and gives the shoe a more relaxed character than a closed-laced Oxford. What separates the two is underfoot and across the foot: the Keswick is Tricker's 6 fitting, cut for wider feet, and comes on a commando rubber sole, where the Bourton sits on a double leather sole in the standard fitting. That makes the Keswick the more forgiving of the two, and the more surefooted on wet ground — a shoe that pairs naturally with denim, cords, and tweed.
C Shade is one of Tricker's heritage finishes — a deep, muted brown with antique hand-burnishing that adds depth at the toe cap, heel, and seam lines. The leather is the same heavy-grade calf used across the Country Collection, with the substance and resilience that distinguish Tricker's from lighter-built shoemakers. Full brogue detailing — punched medallion, wing tip, perforated seams — is executed with Tricker's characteristic precision.
Like all Country Collection Tricker's, the Keswick is built using Goodyear welting with a storm welt and a commando rubber sole. The substantial sole construction gives the shoe weather resistance, a confident footfall, and the capacity to be resoled multiple times across decades of wear. The break-in period is longer than mass-market shoes — typically 2-4 weeks of regular wear — but the leather then moulds remarkably well to the foot.
The Keswick suits country and smart-casual contexts equally well. Worn with moleskins, cord trousers, tweed jackets, and country knitwear, it sits firmly in the British country tradition. Worn with dark denim and a tailored shirt, it crosses cleanly into urban smart-casual.
Care: Cedar shoe trees after every wear. Polish with Saphir Medaille d'Or in matching dark brown shade. Allow 24 hours between wears.
You can ask any question about this product.
Our specialists will answer you shortly!
