Alfred Sargent (Alfred Sargent) is a long-established leather shoes brand with a strong ability that continues to gain popularity with an unchanged attitude for more than a century since its establishment!

Introducing Alfred Sargent’s classic models

Alfred Sargent’s royal straight tip “Armfield

Alfred Sargent’s signature straight-tip shoes with an external shuttlecock, which are very much like English shoes. These oxford shoes have a serious atmosphere, but the high quality calf leather, high-level double stitching, and other essentials set them apart from ordinary leather shoes. The Hidden Channel outsole has an almost artistic sheen that is truly luxurious. The simplicity of the shoe’s form is also appealing. Even the lining is black.

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Alfred Sargent’s “HURST” hole-cut shoes with attractive medallion accents

Whole-cut shoes with upper molded from only one piece of leather. The toe is decorated with a medallion to give it a look that is not too meek. Unlike the Armfield, the lining is slightly brighter to create a modern atmosphere. In addition, the round toe last, which has a certain amount of volume, has been calculated so that the shoes do not look too slender. This is a pair that can be matched with various scenes such as jackets on holidays, not to mention suit styles.

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Alfred Sargent’s smart double monk strap “RAMSEY

These seductive double monk strap shoes exude elegance. With a design that originated from aviator boots, this is a pair with a wide range of coverage that can be worn with suits and jackets as well as casual styles. While using the all-around Goodyear manufacturing method, it features a single sole tailored to create a smart impression. The craftsman’s attention to detail can be felt in the large strap and polished buckle. The leather quality, sole material, and manufacturing process are all uncompromisingly finished, creating a highly versatile pair that balances dress and casual wear.

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Alfred Sargent’s durable wingtip “WALTER

Wingtip shoes with a French chic wood pattern. With their country origins, they have a casual element, yet exude an air of elegance. The traditional Goodyear welt method is used, but Alfred Sargent’s finishing touches are superb, such as the low overhang on the heel and the not-too-flamboyant decorations. The all-around Goodyear welt process is applied not only to the front half of the shoe, but also to the calf area, making it more durable and waterproof.

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Alfred Sargent’s country boots “DUMFRIES

Alfred Sargent has demonstrated his ability in country boots as well. The double sole sewn with the traditional Goodyear welt method is as durable as any boot manufacturer. The medallions and perforations throughout are also very carefully crafted, and they adorn the feet in a spectacular manner. The grained leather that adds elegance is also attractive. The outsole is a rugged sole that boasts unparalleled durability, and while lightweight, it is also excellent at absorbing shocks from the ground.

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Introducing Alfred Sargent’s signature lasts!

Alfred Sargent’s signature last “#109

This last can be said to be the most symbolic last of Alfred Sargent, as it is used in the typical inside straight tip “Armfield” and the wing tip “Hunt”. The round toe is slightly pointed, and the smartness that is not too bulky is appealing.

Alfred Sargent’s signature last “#106

This last is an even sharper version of the ” #109. It is used in many models with a modern atmosphere, such as the “Belgrave” side gore boot, the “Hatton” single monk strap, the “Odell” suede loafer, and the “Pimlico” plain toe with an external shuttlecock. Long nose like Italian shoes The long-nose silhouette like Italian shoes is attractive.

Alfred Sargent’s signature last “#7wk

The “#7wk” has a chunky round toe that gives it a stately appearance. This last is perfect for derby shoes, boots, and other models with a tough atmosphere. The #7wk last is used in a number of outward-facing models, including the “Brompton” full-grain chukka boot, the “Chester” plain derby shoe, the “Hampstead” suede brogue shoe, and the “Lombard” country boot. Lombard” country boots.