"Wildsmith 6 Duke St. St. James's London S.W. 1 Aluminum Shoe Trees" Sz 11 x 12 M
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"Wildsmith 6 Duke St. St. James's London S.W. 1 Aluminum Shoe Trees" Sz 11 x 12 M

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"Wildsmith 6 Duke St. St. James's London S.W. 1 Aluminum Shoe Trees" Sz 11 x 12 MMade in England Wildsmith Shoes is a high end English handmade footwear manufacturer, founded in London in 1847 by husband and wife team, Matthew and Rebecca Wildsmith. They based their business on making and repairing boots for the Household Cavalry. Wildsmith was bought from John Wildsmith in 2013 by Savile Row tailoring company, Cad & The Dandy and was subsequently bought by Herring Shoes in 2016 to produce luxury ready to wear men's footwear. John

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Wildsmith Shoes is a high-end English handmade footwear manufacturer, founded in London in 1847 by husband-and-wife team, Matthew and Rebecca Wildsmith. They based their business on making and repairing boots for the Household Cavalry.

 Wildsmith was bought from John Wildsmith in 2013 by Savile Row tailoring company, Cad & The Dandy and was subsequently bought by Herring Shoes in 2016 to produce luxury ready-to-wear men's footwear. John Wildsmith is widely credited with the saying, "You are either in your bed or in your shoes so it pays to invest in both".

After opening their first shop, off London's Piccadilly, Matthew and Rebecca Wildsmith quickly gained a loyal following and began crafting bespoke shoes for many Royals and luminaries. Subsequently, a ready-to-wear collection was introduced.

The company moved to London's Duke Street in 1948 and then on to Princes Arcade in the late 1960s. It was around this time that the company began to gain a wider international reputation as Matthew and Rebecca's great-grandson, John Wildsmith, took the brand around the world. He gathered together a team of tailors and shirt makers and they travelled across various countries delivering a service that became known as The Three S's – suits, shirts and shoes.

Manufacture of the original Wildsmith ready to wear collections went to Northampton in the 1960s and included manufacturers such as Edward Green. By the 1990s the brand had lost its way and many styles were simply rebranded stock shoes from other manufacturers with little of the original design for which Wildsmith had been famous. The customer base, which has always been very strong in the US and Japan as well as the UK dwindled. Famous wearers included actors such as David Niven, politicians and members of the royal family.

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