A pair of heritage-style lace-up clogs featuring dark reddish-brown leather uppers. The leather is secured to a carved natural wooden sole using a decorative row of brass-toned metal studs. The design includes a three-eyelet lace-up front with brown fabric cord laces and tonal stitching along the leather panels. The wooden soles are fitted with black textured rubberised treads on the heel and forefoot for grip. The items are accompanied by printed ephemera from the Halliwell Local History Society (HLHS) based in Bolton, UK, which provides historical context regarding Flemish Weavers and the traditional use of such footwear in the North West of England. No manufacturer marks, brand names, or size stamps are visible on the interior or exterior of the shoes.
Heel height: approximately 1 to 1.5 inches.
Condition report:
The clogs are in good condition. The leather uppers show very minor surface scuffing consistent with light use or storage. The wooden soles are structurally sound with natural wood graining visible. The rubberised treads show signs of light wear but remain fully functional. They are presented in a plain blue cardboard storage box.
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