Offical TRICKERS shoes and boots thread

[ike_hiking_boots]

Do you mind sharing why you had to return those?

One of the boots - I think it was the left boot was causing discomfort/pain. across the vamp. Appeared to be an issue with the construction.

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

I like the colour. Would love to get a Stow in this leather. Are these Antique Calf Green leather?

Cheers @jay_nair . These are from a few years ago. They are in calf aniline leather

 

[MilkyMay47]

Hi!
I'm new to this forum and am wondering if anyone may be able to help me. I recently bought these shoes for £5 at a charity shop. They are inscribed "Lady Tricker" and I'm assuming this is some sort of subdivison/brand associated with Trickers but can't be sure. I would be grateful if anyone could tell me more about these shoes, perhaps the approximate decade they were manufactured etc? Many thanks in advance!

In case anyone was interested, I contacted Tricker's and they said that these are in fact Tricker's shoes from the 1950s

 

[Humpty_Dumpty_Rises]

 

[Satoman1]

$20 thrifted Epsom, not a bad deal I guess.

 

[zippyh]

Ripons from the Bureau.

 

[woodchemist]

My small collection, most of which was bought at the Trickers factory shop or ebay etc. as quasi mint condition. Only the Green Shell Cordovan Bretts and Unicorn Stows were bought as new.

from left, back row: Stow in Espresso, Axton in Black (Trickers x End Clothing, i think), Scott * in unlined Brown Suede (unknown collab), Axton in Naster, Stow in Unicorn (elk leather, from AFPOS), Stow in Beechnut (unknown collab)
from left, front row: Brett * in Green Shell Cordovan, Eaton in Horween Timber Wolf Dublin (Division Road), Stow * in Cuba Waxy (Todd Snyder), Stow in Acorn, William in ? (St. James Collection), Robert in Beechnut (Todd Snyder)

* the models I get the most compliments on ;-)

Most models have been equipped with the ideal combination, imho: Double leather sole with Vibram Raptor sole protection (soft and very grippy).
The original Dainite soles are garbage. Far too slippery as soon as the ground is a little damp.

Does anyone know what the color of the William Boots is called?

 

[Ypuh]

Awesome collection and hard to pick any favorite!

(probably the waxy commander, but the rest are definitely cool additions too)