Exploring the "Military Collection" of SANDERS, a Brand with Craftsmanship Passed Down Through Generations

Born in the sacred land of shoemaking, Northampton, SANDERS started with just a small group of five craftsmen. This time, let's unravel the commitment to shoemaking that has been inherited for over 150 years and delve into the charm of SANDERS.

SANDERS, Started by the Sanders Brothers & 5 Craftsmen

In 1873, the Sanders brothers, William and Thomas, established Sanders & Sanders Ltd. in Rushden, Northampton, UK, the holy land of shoemaking, with just five craftsmen.

With the development of the Goodyear welt construction[1] and a contract to supply military shoes to the British Army in the 1910s, the brand grew significantly. Continuing a family management for five generations, it is now known worldwide as a long-established shoemaker with clients globally.

Inheriting Craftsmanship that Sustains the Quality of SANDERS

The high quality of SANDERS is maintained thanks to the indispensable presence of its craftsmen. By passing down the skills from one craftsman to another, the quality is preserved. Let's take a closer look at the craftsmen who support SANDERS.