Neil Nº59

“Some shoes shout. These simply say, ‘I’m ready.’”

- Edward Harrington, Founder.

Tradition, Reimagined for Today

Hand-finished in a small family-run atelier in Somerset, this desert boot is cut from brushed calf suede and assembled using clean stitchdown construction. It features a lightweight sole with the appearance of classic crepe, offering a mix of vintage charm and modern practicality. Whether you go for the sand or deep cocoa brown, this boot walks the line between effortless style and quiet function.

Why This Desert Boot Earns Its Place

1. Lightweight Comfort, Every Day
   The suede upper flexes naturally with your movement, while the sole cushions each step — ideal for hours on the go.

2. Timeless Looks, Modern Cut
   With a slightly slimmer profile than traditional desert boots, this version wears just as well with tailoring as it does with denim.

3. Versatile in Any Shade
   Sand suede is summer in a shoe — great with washed denim or rolled chinos. The brown? That’s your go-to neutral all year round.

From Cairo to Carnaby Street

Originally designed for British officers in the deserts of North Africa, desert boots became a staple of post-war youth culture — think mods, jazz heads, and café dwellers alike. This version retains the essential DNA while leaning into more refined, street-savvy styling. History, comfort, and confidence, all in one lace-up.

How to Wear Them

Pair the sand version with cuffed selvedge denim or olive chinos and a cotton overshirt. For the brown, lean into autumn tones — burnt orange, navy, deep green. These boots love a rolled hem and a clean silhouette, always better worn than overthought.