Berwick 1707
MakerHistory
Berwick 1707 is a Spanish footwear brand established in the 21st century. Despite the reference to "1707" in its name, the brand does not date to that year. The name alludes to the Duke of Berwick, a Spanish general who ruled Almansa, which is a city with a history of shoemaking.
History
Berwick 1707 is a Spanish footwear brand established in the 21st century. Despite the reference to "1707" in its name, the brand does not date to that year. The name alludes to the Duke of Berwick, a Spanish general who ruled Almansa, which is a city with a history of shoemaking.
Manufacturing
Berwick 1707 operates its manufacturing facility under the name Milan Classic S.A., which is located in Almansa, Spain. The production process combines technical methods with the work of skilled craftspeople at the site.
Construction and materials
Berwick 1707 uses Goodyear welt construction methods in its footwear. The brand sources leather from tanneries including Du Puy, D’Annonay, and C.F. Stead. Some models feature soles produced by JR, while rubber soles are supplied by Dainite.
Products
Berwick 1707 produces a variety of footwear, which includes brogues, monk shoes, and cap-toe Oxfords. The brand's products are sold by retailers such as Lester Shoes and W.J. French & Son.
