Pea Coat Boots with a tan rubber tread

with a tan rubber tread underneath — so you get a bright white wall around the base of the black upper and a warm gum edge below it

These are really versatile shoes

in a run of tonal colourways

set directly under you

A deep Portuguese cork footbed with a raised arch and a moulded heel cup

Pea Coat Boots with a tan rubber treadOur notes The Pea Coat was worn first by sailors, and the shape has barely needed changing since the 1720s double breasted front, wide notched lapels, a single vent at the back, and enough length to cover you without getting in the way. Ours keeps that line in navy, and it's a coat you can wrap around you and feel properly covered in. It's cut from a thick gauge fabric made in Italy using Supima cotton grown in the USA under the Better Cotton