TRICKER'S

Founded in 1829, Tricker’s is proudly the oldest established shoemaker in Britain. Still owned by the founding family, our commitment to making shoes and boots of outstanding quality remains wholeheartedly consistent. Tricker’s footwear is made entirely from start to finish at our Northampton factory and, whilst manufacturing processes have changed over time, our craftspeople continue to follow the traditional techniques developed over decades. While the original Tricker’s country boot underwent rapid development in the early years, it quickly arrived at the classic form we are so familiar with today, it is little wonder that farmers all over England, then the whole of Britain, swore by the comfort, durability and practicality of Tricker’s waterproof country boots. The company is renowned for their heavy brogue shoes and boots, and these have been adapted for both country walking and town use, and have been extensively used for shooting. In 1926, Britains first Motor Grand Prix is held at Brooklands, John Logie Baird gave his first demonstration of television and Queen Elizabeth 2nd was born. 2019: a very special year for Tricker's as we celebrated our 190th anniversary as Britains oldest shoemaker. We were extremely proud to welcome HRH The Prince of Wales, now King Charles III to our Northampton factory on Monday 28th January to unveil our commemorative plaque. Founded in 1829, the brand's committment to making shoes and boots of outstanding quality remains wholeheartedly consistent.