End Clothing return with more Tricker’s action. The Burnished toe cap brogue and boot for the country gent in need of something smart. The shoe, made on a 4444 last, is built on a Dainite sole unit and features the signature End heel pull tab. The boot is created on a 4497s last which they tell us is a rarity for Trickers, with the pattern based on the Stow model and again complete with Dainite sole and heel tab. A couple of impressive footwear options from the Newcastle store.

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More Autumn/Winter 2012 previews; the latest from the Tricker’s brand of footwear. The leather as well as colors may be familiar, as are the shapes, but pay close attention to new applications in pattern. The formal wingtip received a fresh application on the toe cap… we’d love to know your thoughts on this and the collection as a whole… again, just a preview. We’ll show a more complete look at the collection sometime this summer.

Photography: Luca Merli/Mensreverie.com/Selectism.com

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If you’ve ever been accused of being too matchy-matchy then you’re going to love this Tricker’s wallet. Assuming you already own the shoes and belt, complete the set with this super simple handmade and hand finished money storage unit.  Stamped with the Tricker’s mark inside, complete with presentation box, we really like the sturdy unfussy construction of this one. Available in brown and black as well as this tan model, find yours at Superdenim.

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Today, we head over to Europe for a taste of Italy through the eyes of Marco Ravanetti, the editor of one of our favorite sites, Men’s Reveire. We asked him to pick eight of his favorite items for the holidays; goods that could serve as gifts for just about anyone. We of course get a very discreet list what can only be seen as a very considered offering.

As Mr. Ravanetti tell us, “Yes, I do love gifts. A lot, although I don’t receive them very often. Due to this, eight, is a very tight number, therefore, I hope Jeff will allow me to cheat just a tiny bit.” Yes, sir, you can cheat.

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Masters of the collab, Tricker’s now find themselves shaking hands with the guys at Newcastle’s End Clothing. Digging into the archives the ‘End Hunting Co’ chose the long-wing Golosh country brogue. They’ve added a few exclusive touches in the form of contrast leather, durable Dainite soles, canvas heel pull and a single alternate brass eyelet. The relative simplicity of this collaboration makes this shoe that little bit special. Find them at End.

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It’s easy to forget that Kurt Geiger have been collaborating with Tricker’s for seasons now – that happens when a brand is particularly promiscuous. But they are and the shoes continue to surprise in the best way possible. These derbies are a little fashun but they’re the clean and simple side of fashion that even mens style aficionados can get behind. (Kurt Geiger)

Sorry for the influx in Tricker’s news, but we do think this one is worth mentioning as well. Kurt Geiger once again worked with the shoemaker for Autumn/Winter 2011 and presents a Two-Tone Brogue Boot. Aside from the interesting use of materials on these, the toe construction is certainly the eye catcher. (GQ)

Once again Berlin retailer 14 oz. has worked with Tricker’s. For Spring/Summer 2011 they present the classic Chukka Boot. It comes in their own custom dark green and blue tones, featuring the red cotton heel tab that we have already seen on their previous collaborations with the British shoemaker.

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If those Church’s weren’t segsy enough for you, this pair of Tricker’s should be up your alley. Now, to get through the rest of this post, imagine a rapper saying his adlibs at the end of each sentence. It’s hazel burnished calf leather (woo!) with a barbour welt on a double leather sole (oh!) and, topping it all off is the broguing on the toe (RUH!). [Shoe Healer]

Those promiscuous folks at Tricker’s are at it again, this time teaming up with Tres Bien for this orange brogue. From what we can tell, it looks like a traditional English brogue instead of the longwing – the right decision, if we say so ourselves. There’s also a commando sole, natty white laces and eyelets and the best use of ‘fo’ since the Snoop Dogg poetry, “two plus two, it equals fo’, this is some love that can love foreva mo”. (Tres Bien)