The Elmsley is a derby version of their iconic Berkeley quarter brogue oxford. The open lacing of the derby style makes it marginally less dressy, but has a more versatile fit for those with very shallow or very high insteps. The Elmsley is made on the sharp, square 818 last, which gives it a more contemporary look than the Berkeley. It can be worn with almost any outfit, dressing up a pair of jeans or chinos, or looking sharp but comfortable in a dark suit. Established in a small Northampton factory in 1890, Edward Green has gained a deserved reputation for ‘making the finest shoes in England for the discerning few’. Edward Green’s shoes are made with the finest calfskin to the highest standards of workmanship. Each pair takes several weeks to create and many master craftsmen are involved.
