Cheaney, from Northampton in England.
Cheaney, also known as Joseph Cheaney & Sons, is a shoe company based in Northamptonshire, England that has been making shoes since 1886. The company is known for its commitment to traditional craftsmanship and combining heritage with innovation. Cheaney shoes are made in their red brick Victorian factory in the village of Desborough, located on the outskirts of Northampton. The eight-week process of making Cheaney shoes takes place entirely in the factory, from pattern design to leather cutting and polishing
Joseph Cheaney, a cobbler who was previously the factory manager at a nearby shoemaker, founded the company in 1886. For the first 80 years of business, Cheaney made shoes for other retailers, but in 1967 they launched their own brand, Cheaney of England. In 2009, cousins Jonathan and William Church bought Cheaney from Church & Co.. Their family has been making shoes for five generations.
Cheaney shoes are available for both men and women, and include revamped classics and seasonal pieces. Some of their top picks include:
Mens Crowndale Wholecut Oxford in Brown Museum Calf Leather
Tiger Moth II C Military Style Mid Calf Derby Boot in Black Kudu Leather
