CHURCH'S

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About the brand
Church's is a legendary British luxury footwear manufacturer with roots tracing back to 1617, when Anthony Church began handcrafting shoes in Northampton, England. The brand as we know it today was formally established in 1873 by Thomas Church, who transformed the family business into a global icon. Renowned for exceptional craftsmanship, each pair of Church's shoes undergoes approximately 270 meticulous steps over eight weeks of production. The brand pioneered innovations like the first right and left shoes in the 1880s and maintains traditional Goodyear welting construction for durability and resoling capability. Acquired by Prada Group in 1999, Church's continues to embody quintessentially English elegance while expanding internationally. The brand has achieved cultural prominence through appearances in James Bond films and received the Queen's Award to Industry. Today, Church's operates 62 retail stores globally while maintaining its manufacturing heritage in Northampton, creating timeless footwear that represents the pinnacle of British shoemaking tradition.









