Tricker's
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I just keep discovering more and more on this forum, its like I think I've seen it all then I discover something new just like this Trickers thread. Frikin' awesome.
Well, as a self confessed Tricker's addict, I had to goto rehab for my Trickers problem and ended up, now, with just two pair, the Custom Henry's below and a pair of Malton C Shade Gorse Brogue Boots
Loving Trickers and all things Iron Heart x
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'Bout time I became member of this here fine club:
Beautiful boots, even better service and guidance. The (historic) shop alone is worth the visit.
Cheers to @den1mhead for the inspiration [emoji4] -
Thanks @tigerpac, great to hear from you again [emoji4]
I'm looking forward to a how they are going to age… They leather is waxed and should develop a nice patina -
I have a few pairs of Trickers myself, always liked them as a quality bootmaker.
There are loads of Trickers colab creations knocking around with various retailers.
Superdenim store tend to stock some interesting colab footwear. They have just released the following simple style Chukka boots.
They look pretty good and you don't see many Chukka style boots released by Trickers.
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Don't we have very similar White's too?
I like your style sir!
Very kind, Sir!
I own another pair of brogues in mahogany but they are Loake's (1880).. White's is on my radar for future purchases [emoji4][emoji4][emoji4] -
Just became part of the Tricker's club myself!
Saw these Gaucho Suede Tramping Shoes on Superdenim and I really liked them, been looking for a simple suede shoe that I can wear to work and casually, and I think these are great for both! (I also got a sweet RMC belt!)
I went with a size 9 (normally a size 10) as recommended on Superdenim and they are a perfect fit!
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^^ oh yes sir these are bad boys ^^
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Cheers @den1mhead
no idea what last they are, sorry, either 4444 or 4497, I guess. Fit is similar to a pair of Viberg's @Friday means I would go for the same size. But don't nail me on this.
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Wetherby when new (and BRIGHT!)
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Some times it's easier just slipping a pair of boots on rather than having to lace them up; Tricker's Henry
