Otis Trainer in White Grain
- £295
Made in the Cheaney factory using our newly introduced sidewall stitched construction, each pair features distinctive gum sidewalls and luxurious leather linings that mold to your foot over time. The robust waxy finish develops character with wear while providing exceptional weather resistance. Built for longevity with resoleable construction, these trainers bridge heritage technique with contemporary functionality for the discerning modern professional.
- Shoe bags not included
The ultimate in dress-down fashion, trainers are a hugely popular choice across all generations. Offering an extremely lightweight and flexible design due to its original use as a sports shoe, the trainer market today goes beyond gym wear and into its own section of fashion. A trainer made using natural leathers and suedes goes one step further to increase longevity and breathability, resulting in an even more comfortable experience.
Designed and developed specifically for the new inhouse Cheaney made trainer range. Its silhouette mimics a classic sidewall stitched leisure trainer, with an allowance to house a comfort footbed. The rounded toe shape gives a casually dressed down look.
FIT ADVICE
- We recommend you stick to your normal size.
- If you are a half size then we suggest you round up.
Engineered for longevity and cushioning that won’t flatten over time, while remaining exceptionally lightweight for all-day wear. OrthoLite® Hybrid™ insoles deliver comfort and performance.
Its open-cell foam structure ensures high-level breathability and effective moisture management, keeping feet cooler, drier, and more comfortable. The insole is also antimicrobial, helping maintain freshness over extended use, and washable, making it easy to care for without compromising performance.
What sets Hybrid™ apart is its sustainability edge, made with 20% eco-content (5% recycled rubber and 15% production waste foam), it reduces environmental impact without sacrificing quality.
Expertly crafted from premium rubber, the cupsole with side wall stitching is a durable and supportive sole construction commonly used in trainers. The cupsole is moulded from a single piece of rubber, forming a 'cup' that cradles the foot, and is cemented and securely attached to the upper with visible stitching along the side wall for added strength and classic styling.
With proper care, Cheaney trainers provide lasting comfort, value, and service. To extend their life after wear, we offer a re-sole service. Using the original high-quality materials, our skilled craftsmen carefully replace the sole, stitching it through the original holes, while leaving the rest of the shoe intact. Please note we can only resole once and this is dependent on the condition of the upper.
Country grain is achieved by embossing our classic calf leather to create the grain effect, otherwise known as pebble grain. Revered for disguising creases and imperfections, this leather lends itself perfectly to our countrywear collection due to its resilience. Country grain also softens up very well around the foot, resulting in a shoe that you can wear all day with comfort.
For over 140 years, we've been crafting exceptional footwear in the heart of England's shoemaking county. Discover the skilled craftsmanship, traditional techniques and attention to detail that go into making every pair of Cheaney shoes.
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