Born in 1898, George Cleverley became London’s most celebrated shoemaker—crafting bespoke footwear for world leaders, knights of the realm, and stars of the silver screen.

The White Cliffs of Dover, one of Britain’s most iconic coastal landmarks, provide a fitting backdrop to test the robust products crafted by Mason & Sons’ cherished heritage brands.

This footwear featured a distinctive thick crepe sole—a defining detail that set it apart from many other similar styles available during that period.

Northampton shoemaker Tricker’s has long been a favourite at Mason & Sons, with its Bourton brogue and Stow boot ranking among the most iconic men’s shoes ever made.