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  • Model in ladies black calf loafers

    Finally…the ladies get a look in!

    I have been working for Herring Shoes for two years now and I have written numerous blogs about shoes; let us be more specific…men’s shoes! I am happy that the chaps get the quality footwear they no doubt deserve, but hey, I feel my fellow sisterhood and I deserve a look in too. Rant over …

    January 8, 2021
  • Fur-lined boots for non-frosty feels

    Jack Frost has been out and about this week with some parts of the country also seeing snow of late. But does that mean you have to throw your sense of style to the icy wind and dig out your moon boots à la the 1980s?  As ever, we never disrespect anyone’s fashion choice, but …

    January 7, 2021
  • Post Brexit update

    Brexit has officially taken place but what does that mean for our valued European customers? Whereas some businesses on both sides may be shutting up shop to customers in the UK and on the continent, we – well, mainly our web guru Gareth – have been working hard to make sure there are no barriers …

    January 5, 2021
  • Herring report card

    It has been a tumultuous year and there are still some tough months ahead but, as the Managing Director of Herring, I wanted to share information about some of the issues we have worked hard on this year. Firstly, I am glad to say we have avoided making anyone redundant and we look strong for …

    December 23, 2020
  • Meet the team: Jason Simmonds

    Name: Jason Simmonds Job title: Managing director How long have you worked at Herring Shoes? I started the website for Adrian (Herring) in about 2000 as a web developer but I joined the business full-time in 2010. Since 2018 I have been the MD. Favourite style of shoe and why? You can’t have just one …

    December 7, 2020
  • Winter boot guide 2020/21

    The last day of November signals the end of leaf-crunching autumn and the start of the colder wintery weather. It has been a challenging 2020 so winter may seem even longer and tougher this year, but a decent boot may just help lift the mood a little. Please know that we are not underestimating the …

    November 30, 2020
  • Meet the team: Chris Clark

    In the first of our Meet the Team series, we will check in with our customer service and social media manager. As people who work with shoes and our products on a daily basis, they have excellent knowledge of the industry and the latest trends. Name: Chris Clark Job title: Customer service/social media leader How …

    November 24, 2020
  • Cadaresa and Crema

    One of the most exciting styles to have been introduced by Herring this year is the Henley. It is a contemporary spectator brogue in dark leaf calf with a contrasting canvas. It is exquisitely made and the dark leaf calf and canvas combination is perfectly balanced. The colours create a beautiful contrasting harmony and the …

    October 15, 2020
  • Autumn means accessories

    I dread the end of summer, but the foreboding is tempered by my love of autumn. The smell of the air, the turning colours of the trees, the crunch of fallen leaves underfoot, the cold sunny mornings (when it’s not raining) and digging out beanies to keep my ears warm. It’s definitely the season for …

    October 12, 2020
  • Time to don your country boots and shoes

    It is Spring in Melbourne, but the weather is still cool and great for tweed, which I love. And, the weather is turning in the Northern Hemisphere. For those of us that like to layer up, it is a great time. Footwear also follows the climate and cooler temperatures start to bring out the country …

    October 6, 2020

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Recent Posts

  • Finally…the ladies get a look in!
  • Fur-lined boots for non-frosty feels
  • Post Brexit update
  • Herring report card
  • Meet the team: Jason Simmonds
  • Winter boot guide 2020/21
  • Meet the team: Chris Clark
  • Cadaresa and Crema
  • Autumn means accessories
  • Time to don your country boots and shoes

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