Crockett & Jones Pembroke

Produced in March 1995. The 325 is a last from the Main collection, with a medium round toe and increased toe depth. Currently in production for 30 years, the 325 is a successful last with its own timeline. Famous for its country styles and loafers, the 325 offers plenty of room in the front. With three notable styles worn around the world: Pembroke, Coniston and Cavendish, the 325 collection is only enhanced with the necessary care and attention.

An iconic shoe: the Pembroke, by Crockett & Jones. A shoe with a slightly rough charm, perfect for your getaways/weekends! Made from the finest grain, they feature a Dainite rubber sole and a storm welt for better protection against water. Grained leather, on a "ridgeway" type sole.

Derby shoes are probably the most versatile of all shoe styles, easily bridging the gap between smart and casual wear. A Brogue Derby is by far the most recognizable variation, made popular with the introduction of the full Country Brogue which was developed for practical uses in the fields. The sequence of operations to construct a Derby differs from that of an Oxford. The inner and outer quarters are sewn to a tongue stitch on either side of the upper and the tongue is cut as part of the upper and is not a separate component. Often referred to as "open lacing".