Edward Green BERKELEY Brown BERKELEY Size: 6.5, 82 Last Material: Calf, Color: Antique Brown (likely) Condition: Some signs of wear, but no noticeable damage, and still in good condition. Rubber soles have been applied to the outsoles. Shoe trees are not included. Ships on Saturdays and Sundays. BERKELEY, considered one of the most beautiful shoes from Edward Green, the pinnacle of handmade shoes, if not the best in the UK. The large swan neck design is impressive, and it's a beautiful shoe with an authentic and noble appearance, even among Green's models. Truly a British shoe among British shoes. It's one of the most characteristic models of Green. BERKELEY is a masterpiece of formal shoes, alongside CHELSEA and CADOGAN. The punched cap toe design adds a touch of elegance to your feet, creating a less formal impression than a cap toe. Perfect for business settings, as well as for casual styles you want to dress up, and for adding flair to your footwear in glamorous situations. A pair that beautifully adorns your feet. In addition to the beautiful curve of the swan neck, an iconic feature of Edward Green's lace-up shoes, the addition of traditional medallions further enhances the design. This design of the cut-and-sew wing has been used in recent elegant designs, such as the 2004 Year Model by Lobb, and can be said to have created one of the trends. By placing this beautiful design on a contemporary last, the silhouette is refined, and the elegance is further enhanced. The last used is the 82 last, which has a moderately sharp silhouette and is a standard last alongside the 202. It is a popular last, alongside the 202, which is the current ace last, and is a more comfortable and modern modification of the bespoke last 88. It retains the glamorous form unique to bespoke shoes while adding contemporary elements to the details. The exquisite calfskin, selected by the discerning eyes of skilled craftsmen, is fine-grained and easy to conform to the foot. It also has the appeal of the original luster of the leather, which develops the more you use and care for it.