Occasion: Stylish, casual
 
Price: 3000-4360
 
Recommended items: Church's sally r loafer, Church's omega loafer
 
Founded in 1873 by Thomas Church and his three sons, Alfred, William and Thomas Jr., Church's, a British handmade shoe brand, is known for its handcrafted quality footwear based on the family's shoemaking experience since 1675. William, the son of the founder, revolutionized shoemaking in the late 19th century with different types and half-sizes of left and right feet, and Church's became a founding member of the Society for the Study of the Footwear Trade (SATRA). Church's headquarters are located in Northampton, not far from London, which has been a centre for the leather and footwear industry since the Middle Ages.
 
Within a few years, Church's had transformed from a craft studio into a major manufacturer of quality footwear with a strong presence in the UK, London, and the rest of Europe. At the beginning of the 19th century, Church's began exporting its products to new markets outside Europe, such as the United States, Canada and South America. The brand opened its first flagship store in London in 1921. In 1957, the brand opened a new factory, which is still the brand's global headquarters. In 1965, Queen Elizabeth II visited and was awarded the Queen's Award. In 1999, it was acquired by the luxury brand PRADA Group.
 
One of Church's classics is the black cowhide coin loafers made from polished leather. This loafer uses a unique Goodyear manufacturing method that allows the handmade shoe to bend without deforming; The rubber sole is non-slip and wear-resistant; The workmanship is fine, and it is a classic high-quality shoe that is worth investing in, with a price of about 3,900 yuan. Church's women's loafers are made in the United Kingdom and Italy. The inside of each pair of shoes is marked with the size of the old craftsman's handwriting. The shallow and low-heeled design ensures all-day comfort and can be worn with everything from tailored pants to elegant skirts.