William Brown Museum

CHF 1,460.00

SIZE GUIDE

Sizes may vary between manufacturers and lasts. Use this as a general reference. Follow our measuring guide to get the most accurate size.

US	UK	EU	CM	Inches
6	5	39	23.5	9.25"
6.5	5.5	39.5	24.1	9.50"
7	6	40	24.4	9.63"
7.5	6.5	40.5	24.8	9.75"
8	7	41	25.4	9.94"
8.5	7.5	41.5	25.7	10.13"
9	8	42	26.0	10.25"
9.5	8.5	42.5	26.7	10.44"
10	9	43	27.0	10.56"
10.5	9.5	43.5	27.3	10.75"
11	10	44	27.9	10.94"
11.5	10.5	44.5	28.3	11.13"
12	11	45	28.6	11.25"
13	12.5	46	29.4	11.56"
14	13.5	47	30.2	11.88"
15	14.5	48	31.0	12.19"

MEASURE YOUR FEET

Place a sheet of paper on the floor against a wall. Stand on the paper with your heel touching the wall. Mark the tip of your longest toe with a pen, keeping the pen slightly angled (see image). Measure the distance from the edge of the paper at the wall to the mark. This is your foot length. Compare it to the centimetres column in the size chart to find your size. Measure both feet and use the longer measurement. We recommend measuring in the afternoon, as feet expand slightly throughout the day. If you fall between two sizes, choose the larger one.

UK sizes, standard E fitting

John Lobb shoes are built on elegant lasts with a close fit. Many customers find they take half a size smaller than in other English makers, but this varies by last.

We recommend trying John Lobb in the shop, or asking us before ordering online so we can compare it with a size you already own.

Full size guide

The William is the shoe John Lobb is most often recognised for. First conceived in the 1940s, its double buckle design introduced a different kind of ease: two palladium-finished buckles in place of laces, a clean silhouette that moves between tailored and relaxed settings without asking permission.

The museum calf finish creates a hand-painted depth of colour, darker at the edges and lighter across the toe and vamp, that cannot be replicated by any factory process. Each pair is unique. The single leather sole keeps the profile slim and elegant, and the Goodyear welted construction means it can be resoled when the time comes. Handmade in Northampton, England.

Style: Double Monk Strap
Maker: John Lobb
Origin: Handmade in Northampton, England
190 steps of hand construction
Goodyear welt construction
Leather sole
Fits true to size, UK E width

Upper: full-grain museum calf leather
Lining: full leather
Sole: leather sole
Construction: Goodyear welt

Care: Use a specialist cream in a matching or neutral shade. Avoid heavy polishing that may flatten the hand-painted colour variation. Insert shoe trees after every wear. The museum finish will deepen naturally over time.
Resoleable.

We ship worldwide. If your country isn't available at checkout, contact us and we'll do our best to help.

Returns accepted within 14 days of delivery in accordance with EU consumer law. Items must be unworn, in original packaging, and in resaleable condition. Sale items are not eligible for refund but may be exchanged for store credit.