Established in 1880, Barker's is a family-run business that has been making shoes for over 140 years. They are known for their traditional handmade formal leather shoes and boots.

Makers of British goat leather goods, Billy Tannery turns waste goatskin from the UK food industry into sturdy leather goods. In collaboration with Crown Northampton, they created 'The Sneaker' fusing British leather with contemporary design.

Celtic & Co. is a luxury made in UK shoe brand made exclusively from the finest, all-natural fibres. Their iconic sheepskin boots and slippers are still handcrafted in their workshop in Newquay.

Church's history can be traced back to 1617, officially established in 1873. They still manufacture the finest handmade luxury 'English' shoes in their Northampton historical factory.

With passion for high quality shoe making, Conker has continued British craftsmanship since 1977. They make sustainable, foot friendly leather shoes for men, women and children exclusively in Devon.

Established in 1879, Crockett & Jones represents the pinnacle of English shoemaking. Based in Northampton, they produce over 200 different styles using time-honored Goodyear welted construction, supplying footwear to discerning customers worldwide.

The Woodford family have been hand making quality British-made shoes and boots since 1908. Their factory is world renowned for comfort and craftsmanship, using only the finest materials sourced from local leather merchants.

The first pair of Dr. Martens boots rolled off the production line in 1960 from their factory in Wollaston, England. The Made in England range features iconic pieces handcrafted using original techniques.

R. J. Draper & Co. is an established, independent, family-owned company, founded in 1937. Based in Glastonbury, they are the oldest sheepskin footwear manufacturer in the UK with over 79 years of manufacturing experience.

Cut by hand from the world's finest leathers, each pair of Edward Greens is made in their Northampton workshop according to the same principles that have guided them for over a century.

Freed of London is the world's leading designer and manufacturer of professional dance shoes. With history dating back to 1929, their shoes are hand crafted in the UK.

The world famous Gina shoe is loved by women and celebrities globally. The brand started in 1954 and still manufactures their beautiful shoes in London, maintaining their commitment to 'Made in London'.

Not all Grenson shoes are UK-made, but their G:One and G:Zero collections are made entirely in their own factory, as are their collection of made in England trainers. They offer bespoke services.

Offering adorable, fun and colourful luxury baby shoes. Inch Blue HQ is nestled in the Welsh countryside where their team hand make and pack orders with love and care. All shoes are 100% plastic free.

JADD Shoes are designed and made for comfort and durability, using the best materials available and traditional British manufacturing techniques. Only the highest quality leathers are used.

John Lobb has been making the finest UK-made shoes and boots since 1866 in London. Their ready-to-wear line is designed and made by hand in their Northampton workshop.

The Joseph Azagury collection of women's footwear is recognised as one of the UK's leading footwear brands. His exquisite designs are hand made in their London atelier, using the finest quality materials.

Joseph Cheaney established the company in 1886. Cheaney's make all of their shoes in Northampton, including stitching all of the uppers in the UK, continuing over 130 years of tradition.

Based on the edge of Exmoor National Park, Lambland was established in 1961 and is today a third generation family run business. They believe in timeless classics that will last for many years.

Established in 2018 in Lancashire, taking inspiration from British heritage and craftsmanship, whilst also challenging the norm. Lanx shoes are dedicated to making unique and rubust, designed for everyday usage - their slogan is 'get 'em worn'

Established in Northampton in 1880, Loake is a family-run business that has been making shoes for over 140 years. They are known for their handcrafted leather shoes and boots, which are made using traditional techniques and materials. Loake's shoes are made to last, being granted a royal warrant in 2025 in recognition of their exceptional quality and craftsmanship.

New Balance's Flimby factory in Cumbria has been producing premium trainers since 1982. Combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology, the Flimby factory creates some of the world's finest athletic and lifestyle sneakers, proudly Made in England.

Rudels are hand made in England combining innovative traditional techniques and the very finest materials. They are the first brand in the world bringing sustainable biodegradable certified 100% British woven wool slippers.

Sheepland make Sheepskin Slippers. They are a small family-run business creating beautiful sheepskin products in their farmyard workshop near Glastonbury, Somerset. All slippers are crafted by hand.

Born from the same Northamptonshire factory that once made iconic British boots, Solovair continues the tradition of air-cushioned sole construction. Every pair is Goodyear-welted and built to last a lifetime, embodying true British craftsmanship.

Established in 1829, Tricker's is Britain's oldest shoemaker still in production. Renowned for their Goodyear-welted construction and timeless country boots, each pair is handcrafted in Northampton using traditional techniques passed down through generations.

Since 1961, Walsh has been handcrafting running shoes and trainers in Bolton. Originally made for fell runners tackling the Lake District, Walsh trainers combine heritage craftsmanship with contemporary style, beloved by athletes and fashion enthusiasts alike.