Church's Pre-Prada Chetwynd Brogue Oxford Last 73 UK 7.5D US 8.5 Narrow Black
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Up for sale is a classic, bench-made pair of Church’s Custom Grade "Chetwynd" full wingtip brogue Oxfords in timeless black calfskin. Handcrafted in Northampton, England, during the highly coveted Pre-Prada era, these represent the absolute pinnacle of traditional English shoemaking. Built on the legendary, discontinued Last 73 (handwritten inner mark "75 D 73"), featuring the elegant rounded toe shape highly prized by vintage menswear purists.
Brand: Church’s Custom Grade
Model: Chetwynd Full Brogue
Last: 73 (Collectible Vintage)
Color: Black
Size: UK 7.5 D (Fits like a US Men’s 8.5 Narrow width - approx. B/A fitting)
Features & Construction:
Superior pre-Prada leather selection & precise, tight wingtip brogue detailing.
Traditional Goodyear welted leather outsoles for a lifetime of recrafting.
Fully leather lined with beautiful, crisp gold-foil branding on the footbeds.
Made in England.
Condition Details (See Photos):
Uppers: Excellent pre-owned condition. The black calf leather is well-conditioned with a great luster and light natural vamp creasing. No deep cracks, tears, or major scuffs.
Insoles: Very clean, gold-foil stamping completely intact and fully legible.
Outsoles: Original leather soles and stacked heels show typical light walking wear. Goodyear stitching is perfect; edges are very clean.
(Note: Shoe trees are NOT included).
100% Authentic vintage luxury. Shipped safely and fast. Reasonable offers welcome!

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