Edward Green is an elite English shoemaker with branches in London and Paris. Edward Green established the company in 1890 and initially made hand-crafted shoes for men in a small factory at Northampton. He rapidly gained a reputation for manufacturing one of the finest shoes in England, for the discerning few.

Edward Green shoes became well-known for their craftsmanship and classy looks. They are made by experienced craftsmen and their apprentices. Creating a pair of Edward Green shoes can take several weeks from start to finish. The art of shoe-making involves four methods: clicking, sewing, welting, and polishing.

Edward Green offer a variety of shoes in their Ready to Wear collection, such as the classic and chic Oxford; the Contemporary classics, the Derbys; the Monks; and the Casuals. The Oxford shoes are simple yet unique and can be worn on social as well as business occasions. The Contemporary classic is a popular style of shoes preferable for formal gatherings. The Derby shoes look sportier than the Oxfords and are hand-sewed with pig's bristle. The Monk shoes feature a buckle fastening and are preferable for men who like to be a little different in their choice. The Casual line of shoes is preferable for casual occasions and gatherings.

Edward Green also offer customizable made to order shoes with unique cuts, designs, color, and material. Edward Green shoes last longer, are well-fitting and comfortable. The reputation and the intricate craftsmanship of the company's shoes remain to this day.