The Bourton is a piece of Northampton shoemaking history, this derby shoe that sports heavy broguing is an icon of country footwear. The perforations on the brogue were originally a functional characteristic positioned to allow water to drain from the shoes but also to allow for ventilation. Wildsmith have subtly updated the design, changing the circular brogue to a diamond which is where the Wildsmith DNA combines beautifully with that of Tricker's. Wildsmith and Tricker’s are famous for producing different types of footwear but this collaboration brings the best of both brands together to create a whole new look.

Complemented with Vibram Vi-Lite soles for comfort and durability, this collection has been made using the traditional Goodyear-welted construction method, which means these three styles can be repaired and refurbished for many years.

• Style: Brogue Shoe
• Sole: Vibram Vi-Lite Sole
• Last: 4444
• Fit: Go Down 1/2 Size

At Wildsmith, we've spent years perfecting our craft, but we know everyone's feet are unique. Some prefer a roomy fit, others a snugger feel. Our shoes are standard fitting, and this guide, created with our fitting experts, will help you find your perfect size. For personalized advice, contact our experts at (+44)1548 801401 or info@wildsmith.com

How to measure your feet

1. Wear the socks you normally pair with your shoes.
2. Place your foot on a piece of paper on a flat surface. Either trace your outline or measure from heel to longest toe.
3. Match your measurement to the size chart below, adjusting for your foot shape.

Adjust for foot shape

• Normal: Choose the size closest to your measurement.
• Wide: Choose a half size larger.
• Narrow: If between sizes, choose the smaller size.

Note: Measurements (mm) below correspond to foot length, not the internal length of the shoe.

Length of Foot MM	246	250	254	258	262	266	271	275	279	283	288	292	296	304	308
UK Size	5	6	6½	7	7½	8	8½	9	9½	10	10½	11	11½	12	13
EU Size	39	40	40.5	41	41.5	42	42.5	43	43.5	44	44.5	45	45.5	46	47
US Size	6	7	7½	8	8½	9	9½	10	10½	11	11½	12	12½	13	14