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The Alden Shoe Company Has Manufactured Quality Shoes for Men Since 1884 Alden New England Established 1884 The Alden Shoe Company has manufactured quality shoes for men since 1884. With over 125 years of unwavering dedication to the highest standards of shoe-making, we proudly offer our collection of American handcrafted footwear. Not redone yearly at the drawing board, but reaffirmed continuously in the shop, heavy with the scent of rich leathers carefully worked to offer the best. Standards of Quality 1. Genuine Goodyear welt construction. 5. Every Alden New England shoe Top quality leather welting is securely carries a tempered steel shank, precisely stitched through the upper to the insole contoured and triple ribbed for extra rib. On models requiring the clean strength. Truly the backbone of a fine appearance of a close heel trim the welt shoe, the shank provides the welt runs from the heel forward. For proper support and shape so necessary other styles, such as brogues, where when your day involves walking and the solid look of an extended heel trim 1 time on your feet. is appropriate the welt is stitched all 6 around the shoe. 5 2 6. Oak tanned leather bends are cut 7 into outsoles at our factory for maximum 2. Long wearing rubber dovetail control of quality. heels with leather inserts. Solid brass 8 slugging gives secure attachment yet allows for easy rebuilding. 7. Every Alden New England shoe has a leather lining chosen from our special stock of supple glove linings and 3. Upper leather selected from the smooth, glazed linings. top grades of the finest tanneries in the world. Rich, aniline calfskins, luxurious 3 calf and kid suedes, and genuine shell cordovan. Hand stained and polished to 8. Flexible natural leather insole of pure the classic patina that is the hallmark of vegetable tannage. Unsurpassed for the custom bootmaker’s art. 4 breathable comfort and long wear, it assumes over time the contours of your foot shape giving a truly custom quality to the fit. 4. Classic patterns, crafted with Beneath the insole is a layer of natural extraordinary attention to detail. cork, providing additional resilience and Made on our exclusive lasts, designed insulation. for comfort and refined appearance. 3 Tassel Moccasin The original tassel moccasin. Often copied... never equalled. Shell Cordovan Calfskin Suede Ł 563 Color 8 Cordovan 560 Walnut Brown Calfskin Ł 666 Mocha Kid Suede 664 Black Shell Cordovan 561 Dark Brown Calfskin 660 Black Calfskin Aberdeen Last Aberdeen Last Ł 662 Burnished Tan Calfskin Single oak leather outsoles Single oak leather outsoles 663 Burgundy Calfskin Size Chart A Size Chart B Aberdeen Last Single oak leather outsoles Size Chart A Refer to page 32 for size charts 5 Genuine Shell Cordovan Using the centuries-old method of pure vegetable tanning and hand finishing, the single tannery still producing genuine shell cordovan today is indeed practicing a rare art. The tanning process takes a full six months to complete and produces leather that is soft and supple, yet very durable... Wing Tip Bal Long Wing Blucher Plain Toe Blucher ŁŁŁ974 Color 8 Cordovan 975 Color 8 Cordovan 990 Color 8 Cordovan 9741 Black Shell Cordovan 9901 Black Shell Cordovan Barrie Last Tremont Last Double oak leather outsoles Barrie Last Double oak leather outsoles Size Chart B Double oak leather outsoles Size Chart B Size Chart B Refer to page 32 for size charts 7 Genuine Shell Cordovan Alden stands as the acknowledged master in working and finishing this special leather into extraordinary footwear. Cordovan demands the measured pace of hand shoemaking and patient finishing, responding to such careful work with unmatched luster... Monk Strap Straight Tip Blucher Traditional Saddle ŁŁ954 Color 8 Cordovan 2160 Color 8 Cordovan 993 Black Shell Cordovan 2161 Black Shell Cordovan Ł 994 Color 8 Cordovan Aberdeen Last Single oak leather outsoles Aberdeen Last Barrie Last Size Chart B Double oak leather outsoles Single oak leather outsoles Size Chart B Size Chart B Refer to page 32 for size charts 8 Genuine Shell Cordovan Over time, the patina in Alden’s genuine shell cordovan shoes will only improve, deepening with each polishing and showing to full advantage the especially rich character of the leather. As durable and comfortable to wear as they are beautiful to look at, genuine shell cordovan shoes truly are Alden’s masterworks. Leisure Handsewn Full Strap Slip-On ŁŁ986 Color 8 Cordovan 684 Color 8 Cordovan 987 Black Shell Cordovan 6845 Black Shell Cordovan Van Last Aberdeen Last Single oak leather outsoles Single oak leather outsoles Size Chart B Size Chart B Photo courtesy of Horween Leather Company. 9 Slip-Ons Trim, well-proportioned designs expressed in fine aniline calfskins and rich suedes . Full Strap Tassel Full Strap Slip-On Leisure Handsewn Plaza Slip-On 691 Black Calfskin 681 Black Calfskin 981 Black Calfskin Ł 3554 Mocha Kid Suede Ł 693 Burgundy Calfskin 683 Burgundy Calfskin Ł 983 Burnished Tan Calfskin 3556 Burnished Dark Tan Calfskin 685 Burnished Tan Calfskin 984 Burgundy Calfskin 3557 Black Calfskin Aberdeen Last Ł 686 Dark Brown Calfskin Single oak leather outsoles Van Last Plaza Last Size Chart I Aberdeen Last Single oak leather outsoles Single oak leather outsoles Single oak leather outsoles Size Chart E Size Chart B Size Chart I Refer to page 32 for size charts 11 Dress Oxfords Alden’s dress oxfords, long-time favorites for business attire. Carefully detailed throughout with oak leather outsoles and full leather linings. Offered in hand-stained calfskins and rich suedes. Medallion Tip Bal Wing Tip Bal Straight Tip Bal Straight Tip Bal 908 Burgundy Calfskin 903 Black Calfskin 907 Black Calfskin 900 Walnut Brown Calfskin 909 Black Calfskin Ł 904 Mocha Kid Suede ŁŁ920 Dark Brown Calfskin 901 Black Calfskin Ł 911 Burnished Tan Calfskin 905 Burgundy Calfskin Hampton Last Hampton Last Hampton Last Single oak leather outsoles Single oak leather outsoles Hampton Last Single oak leather outsoles Size Chart D Size Chart H Single oak leather outsoles Size Chart G Size Chart G Refer to page 32 for size charts 13 Dress Oxfords The Blucher Oxford, solid foundation of traditional business dress. The all-day comfort of Alden’s classic lasts, realized in the finest calfskin and suedes with natural veg tanned linings and sturdy oak tanned outsoles. Straight Tip Blucher Wing Tip Blucher Norwegian Front Blucher ŁŁ971 Black Calfskin 966 Burnished Tan Calfskin with Handsewn Vamp & Toe Seam 972 Walnut Brown Calfskin 967 Black Calfskin Ł 924 Black Calfskin 925 Dark Brown Calfskin Aberdeen Last Aberdeen Last Double oak leather outsoles Heavy single oak leather outsoles Barrie Last Size Chart E Size Chart E Double oak leather outsoles Size Chart E Refer to page 32 for size charts 14 Dress Oxfords Norwegian Front Blucher Monk Strap with Handsewn Vamp & Toe Seam Ł 953 Mocha Kid Suede 961 Black Calfskin 955 Black Calfskin Ł 962 Burnished Tan Calfskin 963 Mocha Kid Suede Aberdeen Last 964 Burgundy Calfskin Single oak leather outsoles Size Chart C Aberdeen Last Double oak leather outsoles Size Chart D 15 Dress Oxfords Plain Toe Bal Plain Toe Blucher Oxford Plain Toe Bal ŁŁ932 Black Calfskin 2816 Burnished Dark Tan Calfskin Ł 9373 Black Patent Leather 2817 Black Calfskin with red kidskin linings Aberdeen Last 935 Black Calfskin Single oak leather outsoles Plaza Last Size Chart C Single oak leather outsoles Plaza Last Size Chart B Single oak leather outsoles Size Chart B Refer to page 32 for size charts 16 All Weather Walkers The famous Alden All-Weather Walkers in plain toe and Norwegian Front Handsewn models. The exceptional insulating quality of genuine plantation crepe makes it an ideal outsole for winter dress, with reinforced leather tip for long wear. Our plain toe is also available with a lightweight rubber sole. The Original All Weather Walker Norwegian Front Blucher Alden Welterweight Ł 947 Brown Alpine Grain Calfskin with Handsewn Vamp & Toe Seam Ł 945 Black Alpine Grain Calfskin 949 Black Alpine Grain Calfskin Ł 965 Brown Calfskin 946 Brown Alpine Grain Calfskin 2965 Black Calfskin Barrie Last Barrie Last Natural plantation crepe double Barrie Last Lightweight microcellular rubber outsoles with fitted leather tip Natural plantation crepe double outsoles and heels 947 - Size Chart C outsoles with fitted leather tip Size Chart E 949 - Size Chart B Size Chart E 17 Flex Welt Our unique combination of glove-soft leathers creates a new level of flexible comfort. In soft calf and calf suedes with vegetable tanned insoles and our special flex leather outsoles. Penny Loafer Unlined Chukka Boot Unlined Penny Loafer 9694F Dark Brown Soft Calf 1492 Dark Brown Suede Handsewn on the Last 9695F Black Soft Calf 1493 Snuff Suede Ł 6243F Snuff Suede ŁŁ9697F Dark Brown Suede 1494 Tan Suede 6244F Tan Suede 6245F Dark Brown Suede Copley Last Leydon Last Single flexible leather outsoles Single flexible leather outsoles Van Last Size Chart J Size Chart B Single flexible leather outsoles 9697F - Size Chart E Size Chart B Refer to page 32 for size charts 19 Casuals Classic Alden patterns, dressed down for casual wear. Richly nourished leathers and suedes, rubber lug outsoles. Plain Toe Blucher Mocc Toe Blucher Chukka Boot 9431S Tobacco Oiled Nubuck 7117S Black Aniline Ł 1272S Dark Brown Kudu ŁŁ9432S Brown Aniline Pull-Up 7118S Brown Aniline Pull-Up 1273S Dark Brown Suede Barrie Last Leydon Last Barrie Last Lug rubber outsoles Lug rubber outsoles Lug rubber outsoles Size Chart B Size Chart B Size Chart B Refer to page 32 for size charts 21 Work Boots Alden’s authentic work boot. Famous for its career in film, appreciated today for its timeless design. Robust Horween leathers and incredible all-day comfort. Supple glove leather linings.
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