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2018 SPRING STYLE GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS NEW SPRING STYLES DRESS BOOTS CASUAL 4-9 10-15 16-17 20-21 PROUD TO BE AN AMERICAN ORIGINAL After a long, cold winter, spring is a welcome sight here in the North. It’s a time of new beginnings as the snow finally melts away transitioning to a fresh burst of colors. At Allen Edmonds it’s an exhilarating time because it means we get to unveil our latest styles and collections for Spring 2018. Once again this year, our entire team has been hard at work in order to offer you the exciting new styles, colors, textures and fabrics that make up these collections. From our new Italian Collection featuring Bologna flex construction to new drivers, sneakers, whole-cut shoes and DRIVING MOCS BELTS BUSINESS LEATHERS CEDAR PRODUCTS more, there is plenty of newness in these pages. Some things, however, remain the same. Rest 26-27 30-35 36-37 38-39 assured each piece is made with the quality materials and time-tested craftsmanship you have come to expect from Allen Edmonds. SUPPORT 40-45, 50-55 We are happy to give you a first look at the collections and styles we have been working so hard P.O.P. to produce and we hope you will be as excited about them as we are. SOLES, LASTS SIZE CHARTS Thank you very much for your commitment to Allen Edmonds. MATCHING BELT CHART SHOE CARE —The 500+ cobblers @Allen Edmonds 46-47 RECRAFTING® 48-49 SHOES Acheson ................................ 15 Liverpool .............................. 17 Wilbert .................................. 19 Midland Ave ....................34 Addison ................................21 Mackenzie ............................ 12 Whitney Cap Toe .............7&13 Mullon Ave ......................34 Ambrosio ........................6&23 MacLennan .......................... 12 Whitney Plain Toe ...........7&13 Poplar ................................34 Arezzo...................................23 MacNeil ................................. 12 Whitney Wingtip .............7&13 Quay Ave ..............................34 Boulder .................................27 Maxfield ................................25 Radcliff Ave ...................9&34 Carlyle .................................. 11 McAllister ............................ 12 Sterling Ave ......................34 Cavanaugh ...........................25 McTavish ...............................21 Stuart Plaid ....................9&35 Cornwallis ............................ 11 MSP ....................................... 19 BELTS Wide Basic Dress ..........9&35 Corsico............................. 6&11 Nashua..................................25 Alligator ...............................32 Willowdale Ave ...................35 Dalton ..................................... 17 Nomad Buck ....................6&21 Bayview Ave ........................32 Woven Inlay .........................35 Daytona ..................................27 Nomad Chukka ............... 6&17 Cambridge Ave ..................32 Yukon ....................................35 Delray ..................................... 11 Nomad Derby ..................6&21 Canvas Ave ....................9&32 Eastport ...............................25 Normandy ............................. 17 Clay Ave ...............................32 Fifth Avenue ........................ 11 Park Avenue ........................ 12 Cordovan Tab ......................32 BUSINESS LEATHERS ROBERT RIVERA, Manufacturing Technician Grayson ................................. 15 Perugia ............................7&23 Cottonwood .........................32 Tech Backpacks ..................36 Port Washington, Wisconsin Higgins Mill .......................... 17 Porter Derby ..................7&29 Cypress Ave .........................32 Half Moon Zip-Top Duffle ..37 Interstate 90 ........................27 Schreier................................25 Dearborn ..............................33 Slim Brief .............................37 Lake Bluff ............................. 15 SFO ........................................ 19 Everglade Ave .....................33 Multi Pocket Briefcase ......37 SHOE STYLE SHOWN ON COVER: Lake Forest ......................... 15 St. John’s .............................. 15 Flank Crocodile..............33 NOMAD CHUKKA IN NAVY SUEDE, NOMAD BUCK IN SAND SUEDE AND NOMAD DERBY IN BROWN GRAIN. LaScala............................6&23 Strand ................................... 12 Gordon Plaid ............. 9&33 LAX ......................................... 19 Strandmok ...........................21 Hornback Crocodile ...........33 Leeds ..................................... 11 Turner Penny ..................7&27 Lancaster Ave ................9&33 Leiden Weave ...................... 12 University............................. 12 Mackey Ave ..........................33 LGA ......................................... 19 Verona II ...............................23 Manistee ...............................33 2 3 THE NEWNESS OF SPRING This spring brings with it an exciting collection of new styles, cuts, and colors. From re-imagined American classics and Italian construction to the latest weatherproof technology and time-tested craftsmanship, our Spring 2018 Collection has something for everyone. Enjoy. Image shown: Corsico in Cognac, Perugia in Oxblood Grain, MacLennan in Black, Turner Penny in Orange Suede, Nomad Buck in Sand Suede and Porter Derby in Grey Suede 4 5 2018 NEW STYLES SPRING 2018 Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Midland Ave Cambridge Ave Wide Basic Canvas Ave NEW NEW NEW NEW AMBROSIO CORSICO PORTER DERBY 50990 Opal Suede (Pictured) 20472 Black Patent Calf (Pictured) 31320 Cognac (Pictured) PERUGIA 50991 Tan Suede Leather sole 31321 Black Calf 40160 Oxblood Grain (Pictured) 40161 Blue Grain 50993 Grey Suede 6 31322 Brown Calf Leather sole 40162 Black Grain 50994 White Grain Leather sole 50995 Black Grain 6 Rubber cup sole 6 MADE IN ITALY MADE IN ITALY MADE IN ITALY 6 MADE IN PORTUGAL 2018 NEW STYLES SPRING 2018 Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Midland Ave Manistee Canvas Ave Manistee NEW NEW NEW NEW LASCALA MACKENZIE WHITNEY CAP TOE 20150 Black Patent Leather 3446 Walnut TURNER PENNY 2526 Black Leather sole 3447 Brown Burnished (Pictured) 70449 Black Grain 70454 Navy Suede 2528 Brown (Pictured) Leather sole 2531 Last 70451 Whiskey Grain 70455 Red Suede Fineline Tap sole 42 Last 6 70452 Navy Grain 70456 Orange Suede (Pictured) 3 14 Two-tone Rubber driver sole 6 HANDCRAFTED IN USA HANDCRAFTED IN USA MADE IN ITALY OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS MADE IN DOMINICAN REPUBLIC OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Wide Basic Canvas Ave Wide Basic Manistee NEW NEW NEW NEW MACLENNAN NOMAD BUCK WHITNEY PLAIN TOE WHITNEY WINGTIP 7439 Black 3470 Navy Suede (Pictured) 7212 Black 6719 Black (Pictured) 7441 Walnut (Pictured) 3471 Sand Suede 7214 Brown (Pictured) 6721 Brown Leather sole 2531 Last 3473 White Suede Fineline Tap sole 42 Last Fineline Tap sole 42 Last XL Nomad sole 42 Last 14 3 14 10 HANDCRAFTED IN USA HANDCRAFTED IN USA HANDCRAFTED IN USA HANDCRAFTED IN USA OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Canvas Ave Sterling Ave NEW NEW NOMAD CHUKKA NOMAD DERBY 6498 Navy Suede 5972 Tan 6499 Sand Suede (Pictured) 5975 Brown (Pictured) 6500 Snuff Suede 5976 Charcoal XL Nomad sole 42 Last XL Nomad sole 42 Last 10 10 HANDCRAFTED IN USA HANDCRAFTED IN USA OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS 6 7 2018 NEW BELTS SPRING 2018 ALL AROUND GREAT LOOKS Like the season itself, our Spring 2018 Belt Collection is all about newness. This year, both our casual and dress belts feature an exciting array of new fabrics, colors, finishes and buckles. Whether it’s canvas, plaid or a new color for a beloved favorite, this collection puts NEW NEW the full beauty of spring on display. CANVAS AVE CANVAS AVE 77034 Navy Canvas with Walnut Leather Stripes 77038 Khaki Canvas with Walnut Leather Stripes 35mm wide SIZES 32-44 35mm wide SIZES 32-44 HANDCRAFTED IN USA HANDCRAFTED IN USA OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS NEW NEW CANVAS AVE GORDON PLAID 77035 Stone Canvas with Navy Leather Stripes 77204 Dress Gordon Tartan Plaid Navy/White 35mm wide SIZES 32-44 35mm wide SIZES 32-44 HANDCRAFTED IN USA HANDCRAFTED IN USA OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS NEW NEW STUART PLAID 77203 Black Stewart Tartan Plaid RADCLIFF AVE 35mm wide SIZES 32-44 17311 Black 40mm wide SIZES 32-44 HANDCRAFTED IN USA HANDCRAFTED IN USA OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS NEW WIDE BASIC 39514 Navy 35mm wide SIZES 32-44 Image shown: Canvas Ave Belts in Khaki Canvas with Walnut Leather Stripes, Stone Canvas with Navy Leather Stripes and Navy Canvas with Walnut Leather Stripes HANDCRAFTED IN USA OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS 8 9 DRESS - WELTS DRESS Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt: Midland Ave Wide Basic DRESS True sophistication can never be faked. Case in point, our Dress Collection. Pairing lustrous NEW materials with intricate details, these handcrafted shoes are the genuine article for the man who knows that the true definition of fashion-forward means never following the crowd. AMBROSIO CARLYLE 20472 Black Patent Leather 8830 Black Calf (Pictured) Leather sole 8832 Walnut Burnished Calf 6 Single Leather sole 108 Last 3 HANDCRAFTED IN USA MADE IN ITALY OF FINE IMPORTED LEATHERS Coordinating Belt: Coordinating Belt:
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