CHEANEY X RICHARD BIEDUL COLLECTION
“Each pair are nostalgic yet simultaneously modern. Influenced by my own personal history and the brand DNA of Joseph Cheaney. From an aesthetic as well as a construction stand point, the aim was to make the shoes non-seasonal. The wearer should be as free to wear all three pairs in high summer as in the depths of winter.” - Richard Biedul
The Cheaney Journal
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Joseph Cheaney founded the company and moved to the present site in 1896. In 1903 Joseph's sons Arthur and Harold joined the company. In 1930 "Dick" Cheaney, grandson of the founder, joined the company.In 1966 Cheaney won the Queen's Award to industry and was sold to Church and Company. In 2009 Jonathan and William Church bought the company. Their family has been making fine shoes for five generations and they are fully committed to producing the finest footwear entirely made in England.
