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  Heritage derby shoes for men from Barker. Hand welted in England of fine leathers and finished with a Dainite outsole which is non-slip and exceptionally grippy, a self-cleaning rubber sole which keeps the leather in pristine condition by enabling moisture to be removed and dispersed from the surface of the leather, a hand-sewn v-cleat on the sole which enables the shoe to be easily removed, natural leather upper lined with a cotton drill for comfort with leather welted edge and speed hooks allowing for an easy pull-on, and finally week. Explore the trendy collection of leather shoes for men by Barker.

With party season fast approaching there are several Barker shoe styles that are guaranteed to be noticed at this year’s Christmas office party. Exploring the Barker collections including the Handcrafted, Creative and Professional ranges we have selected the Barker  dress shoes  best suited for occasions and ceremonies.  A classic men's oxford brogue from the Creative collection and features in the Barker Icon Series celebrating 140 years of Northamptonshire village shoemaking history is the McClean. One of the most recognisable Barker shoe designs and admired by shoe enthusiasts from around the world, the McClean is made on the 443 last from premium calf leather with intricate suede or paisley laser detailing. The McClean is available in several colourways with the iconic Cedar Calf / Navy Suede remaining the most popular amongst good dressers, party goers and grooms A men's oxfords shoe style inspired by the McClean brogue that was introduced into the Barker The creat...

The Barker shoe collection of handmade shoes consists of several collections including the Handcrafted, Professional, Creative and Country collections to name a few. Within each Barker collection of men’s and women’s Goodyear-welted shoes that are made in the Barker factory located in Earls Barton, Northampton you’ll discover timeless classics such as the Oxford shoe, full brogue, penny loafer and  Chelsea boot . Made from a variety of calf and grain leathers as well as soft suede’s the decision on colour is sometimes the hardest choice to make when choosing an English handmade shoe.                    While the variety of materials used to make a Barker shoe upper is extensive the ‘red or black’ decision generally comes down to black versus brown shoes. Both versatile colourways in their own right that are available in every Barker shoe style the classic black Oxford shoe from the Barker Professional collection is a wor...