92% matchEdward Green
Northampton neighbour with finer hand-finishing
What changes: Higher price, smaller range, more bespoke-leaning
Brand profile
Fifth-generation family-owned Northampton shoemaker producing Goodyear-welted oxfords, derbies, loafers and boots, and the long-running footwear partner of the James Bond films.
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Shoes split across the Main Collection, the finer Hand Grade line and a Shell Cordovan range, all Goodyear-welted on the firm's own lasts.
Founded in Northampton in 1879 and still owned and run by the Jones family, which is unusual among English shoemakers at this price.
Supplies footwear to the Bond films and marked Goldfinger's 60th anniversary with EON Productions via the limited 'Highbury 2' suede derby and a crest velvet slipper.
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slightly large
Crockett & Jones shoes are widely reported to run slightly large and long, so many buyers size down half a size, with exact fit varying by last (e.g. 348, 337, 325).
Tip: Most people take a half size down from their Brannock/sneaker size, and UK sizing means you'll usually order roughly a half size below your US number.
High confidence · based on 40 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boots | slightly large | medium volume with a bit more room for thicker socks on country lasts | Take a half size down from your measured size, but consider your normal size if wearing heavy socks with country boots; expect a short break-in on stiffer welted leather. |
| Dress shoes | slightly large | medium E width standard on most lasts, neither notably narrow nor wide | Order about a half size down from your US size and account for UK sizing; the sleeker lasts like the 348 fit snug through the waist while the 337 is a touch roomier. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
92% matchNorthampton neighbour with finer hand-finishing
What changes: Higher price, smaller range, more bespoke-leaning
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What changes: Chunkier, more rugged and less city-dress
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82% matchAmerican shell cordovan equivalent, rounder lasts
What changes: US Ivy shapes, no half-sizes of English elegance
Crockett & Jones fits slightly large. Most people take a half size down from their Brannock/sneaker size, and UK sizing means you'll usually order roughly a half size below your US number. Crockett & Jones shoes are widely reported to run slightly large and long, so many buyers size down half a size, with exact fit varying by last (e.g. 348, 337, 325).
Crockett & Jones shoes are widely reported to run slightly large and long, so many buyers size down half a size, with exact fit varying by last (e.g. 348, 337, 325). Overall shape: medium width, standard to slightly low volume depending on last.
Crockett & Jones boots fits slightly large. Take a half size down from your measured size, but consider your normal size if wearing heavy socks with country boots; expect a short break-in on stiffer welted leather. Shape: medium volume with a bit more room for thicker socks on country lasts.
Crockett & Jones dress shoes fits slightly large. Order about a half size down from your US size and account for UK sizing; the sleeker lasts like the 348 fit snug through the waist while the 337 is a touch roomier. Shape: medium E width standard on most lasts, neither notably narrow nor wide.
Crockett & Jones is a Northampton shoemaker producing Goodyear-welted men's and women's footwear, still owned and run by the founding Jones family into its fifth generation. Output is split between the Main Collection, the finer Hand Grade line and a Shell Cordovan range, covering oxfords, derbies, loafers and country boots built on the firm's own lasts. The company supplies footwear to the James Bond films and marked Goldfinger's 60th anniversary with EON Productions via the limited 'Highbury 2' suede derby and a Bond crest velvet slipper.