Sandringham | Cordovan | Cognac

The Sandringham is one of those Edward Green designs that feels as though it has always belonged. A longwing full brogue with generous character, it carries the language of classic British shoemaking: decorative, practical, and deeply enduring. For The Hand, this exclusive Sandringham is made in cognac Horween shell cordovan, bringing together a historic Edward Green silhouette with one of the most admired leathers in traditional shoemaking. The color has warmth and structure. It sits beautifully against denim, cavalry twill, flannel, tweed, corduroy, and heavier seasonal fabrics. The broguing gives the shoe rhythm and lightness, while the derby flaps are finished with Edward Green’s distinctive thistle perforation: a small detail that enriches the entire design without asking for attention. It is exactly the kind of touch our clients appreciate when they look closer. Built on the 202 last, the Sandringham has Edward Green’s classic round shape: balanced, wearable, and timeless. A storm welt adds both visual strength and practical heritage. Originally developed to help protect the join between upper and sole, it gives the shoe a more robust profile while remaining refined. Finished with a Dainite rubber sole and 360-degree Goodyear-welted construction, this Sandringham is made for the fall and winter season, yet versatile enough to wear throughout the year. It is a collector’s shoe in the best sense: not loud, not seasonal, but rich in detail, material, and tradition. Pre-order window: Open until July 15, 2026