Cheaney

[JUAN MANUEL]

Cheaney Bute deerskin boot.

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Very nice, can you share your insights?

Cheers

 

[ProfilaBinding]

I got the email about these socks. I put them in my cart and was shocked. Then I realized this was a mistake on the site. Should be $19 USD.

 

[JUAN MANUEL]

Herrings Canning by Cheaney

 

[upr_crust]

x-post WAYWRN - Cheaney jodhpurs, via Harrods a decade ago . . .

 

[Shoemog]

Well, if I have to mail my shoes, they might as well go back to Cheaney.

These guys ha e a great YouTube channel too but loik like they would take on any of the Northampton brands.

Potter & Sons

We are Nashville's premier shoe repair shop! Top rated by locals and across the country, contact us to heal your tired soles.

www.potterandsons.com

 

[Mercurio]

Cheaney JARROW

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

Bought these Avons 7.5F on leather soles. The length of the shoe is just fine. However, they are really tight along the top of the foot (so along the instep). I've been breaking into these shoes and have worn them now on several occasions. But the problem persists and remains. Anyone else experienced this problem with the Avon model? Could this be a case of a shoe last (12508) simply not suiting one's foot shape?

 

[shoefan57]

Either they’ve been lasted wrong or your instep is too high for this last. I find that Crockett and Jones suit deeper insteps

 

[Northants bloke]

Bought these Avons 7.5F on leather soles. The length of the shoe is just fine. However, they are really tight along the top of the foot (so along the instep). I've been breaking into these shoes and have worn them now on several occasions. But the problem persists and remains. Anyone else experienced this problem with the Avon model? Could this be a case of a shoe last (12508) simply not suiting one's foot shape?

Cheaney is my favourite brand but I did sell up a few pairs of 8.5 including a pair of Avons. Some of my other 8.5s fit really well but I'm now preferring to mitigate with thicker socks etc than hurt my feet trying to stretch to fit.

 

[Mercurio]

E&J x Cheaney, BLAKENEY

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[Mercurio]

Private White V.C. x Cheaney, THE EDEN

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[JFWR]

E&J x Cheaney, BLAKENEY

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Love the scotch grain boots here.

 

[ForwardPleats]

I'm in the process of diving deeper into the rabbithole of fine shoes from Loake 1880s to Cheaney Imperials, in particular the Saxon loafers. I was struck by how much thicker and stronger the leather is and how much snugger the fit is.

In fact, I may have underestimated the latter even though I went a half size up. I was wondering how much Cheaneys, in particular Imperial Collection shoes stretch when they break in. I found my Loake loafers stretched a lot when breaking in so I had to buy them extra snug to get a good secure fit once fully broken in.

I get the impression from its thickness, that the Cheaneys won't really stretch much during break-in? If so, I think I might have to go another half size up, which will be the first time I have worn my actual Brannock size for dress shoes in over a decade.

 

[shoefan57]

Ive just seen on Cheaney’s website under”Repairs” that they will repair shoes that have had rubber stick on soles added. That’s impressive since, afaik all the other Northampton/shire brands say that they will not. Good on Cheaney!

 

[ShooIn]

I'm in the process of diving deeper into the rabbithole of fine shoes from Loake 1880s to Cheaney Imperials, in particular the Saxon loafers. I was struck by how much thicker and stronger the leather is and how much snugger the fit is.

In fact, I may have underestimated the latter even though I went a half size up. I was wondering how much Cheaneys, in particular Imperial Collection shoes stretch when they break in. I found my Loake loafers stretched a lot when breaking in so I had to buy them extra snug to get a good secure fit once fully broken in.

I get the impression from its thickness, that the Cheaneys won't really stretch much during break-in? If so, I think I might have to go another half size up, which will be the first time I have worn my actual Brannock size for dress shoes in over a decade.

No stretch at all over 5 years and a resole.