Steel II Trainer in Anthracite Suede
- £295
Working with Goral on this new collaboration to dual brand their 'The Boulsover' trainer for a limited run in new colourways. A contemporary silhouette in classic colours brings together heritage and modernity with Cheaney values and Goral craftsmanship.
- We recommend you go up a size
- Excluded from the Cheaney Refurbishment service
- 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.
We worked with Goral to design one of their classic silhouettes. We chose the leather combinations and incorporated some of our iconic features such as the fleur de lis pattern to the heel and embossed Union Jack flag to the tongue
For over eighty years, Goral based in Sheffield , have been crafting footwear with skill and precision. British manufacturing has long been recognised as a sign of superior craftsmanship. And Goral strives to maintain that reputation by putting quality and sustainability first. Their team consists of 40 skilled craftsmen, many of whom have been with them for over 20 years, are intrinsically part of Goral.
Suede is the underside of the leather hide and has a soft, textured surface referred to as the 'nap'. Supremely comfortable and adaptable around the foot, suede is seen as slightly more casual and offers a relaxed approach to classic styles. Often mistaken as a fragile material, a good quality full-grain suede is just as hardwearing as calf leather and is easy to maintain across every season.
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