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Sanders Guildford Wide H-Fit Semi Brogue Oxford in Black Calf Leather

Sanders Guildford Wide H-Fit Semi Brogue Oxford in Black Calf Leather

  • Last: 8M136R – Sanders’ extra-wide comfort last (generous platform)

  • Fitting: H (Extra Wide) – approx. US EEEE

  • Upper: Black calf leather with semi-brogue perforations

  • Lining: Full leather lining

  • Construction: Goodyear welted (re-soleable)

  • Sole: Leather sole with rubber heel

  • MPN / Product Code (verified): 6720B

A proper black semi-brogue for wide feet and higher insteps, bench-made in Northamptonshire with a welt you can replace for years of wear.

SKU: p-guild-blk-6
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Guildford Extra Wide Black Brogued Oxford Shoe by Sanders

If you’ve got wide feet and you’re tired of “going up a size” just to get breathing room, the Sanders Guildford is built for exactly that problem. It’s a semi-brogue (half brogue) Gibson—open lacing (Derby) with classic punched detailing—made on Sanders’ 8M136R comfort last in a true H (extra wide) fitting.

Why it works for wide feet (and higher insteps)

A lot of smarter shoes pinch across the forefoot or sit low over the instep. The Guildford’s Gibson cut gives more adjustment through the laces, and retailers specifically call out that it’s suitable for wider feet and offers more accommodation through the instep.
Sanders’ own width guide puts H as Extra Wide (approx. US EEEE), so you can often keep the correct length rather than sizing up just for width.

Construction details that matter

This is Goodyear welted, with a full leather lining and a leather sole—the traditional English build that lets a cobbler re-sole the shoe when the sole wears, rather than retiring the whole pair.

Sizing & fit guidance (the real-world bit)

  • If you normally size up for width, the point of an H fitting is that you may not need to.
  • If you’re between sizes, consider how you like your fit: a little room for thicker socks vs. a neater, snugger lace-up feel.
    If you message us with what you wear in other UK-made shoes, we’ll sanity-check sizing before you order.

How to wear it

In black calf with semi-brogue detailing, Guildford sits comfortably with office tailoring, dark denim and a blazer, or smart wool trousers. It’s “dressy enough” without being too plain.

Care

Use cedar shoe trees after wear, rotate pairs, and apply a black cream polish when the vamp starts to look dry. Leather soles benefit from a sensible break-in—avoid soaking wet days early on, and let them dry naturally away from heat.

Care guide

Leather Shoe & Boot Care Guide: How to Clean, Condition & Protect Leather Footwear

High-quality leather shoes and boots are an investment, offering superior durability, comfort, and timeless style. With proper care, they can last for decades, developing a beautiful patina over time. Here’s how to keep your Blake-stitched or  Goodyear welted, full-grain leather shoes and boots looking their best.


1. Remove Dirt & Dust with a Horsehair Brush

Before applying any polish or conditioner, it’s crucial to remove surface dirt and dust.

  • Use a horsehair brush to buff away dirt.
  • For tougher grime, wipe with a damp microfiber cloth, but avoid soaking the leather.

Pair your horsehair brushes with a soft microfiber cloth or cotton duster for gentle cleaning and buffing.


2. Conditioning: Keep Leather Supple & Prevent Cracking

Leather naturally loses moisture over time, which can lead to drying and cracking. A high-quality leather conditioner helps restore essential oils and keep the leather soft.

How to Condition Leather Shoes & Boots:

  • Apply a small amount of leather conditioner using a cotton cloth / duster or your fingers.
  • Massage it into the leather using circular motions.
  • Allow it to absorb for at least 15 minutes.
  • Buff off any excess with a horsehair brush for a natural sheen.

A leather conditioner and horsehair brush are must-haves for proper leather care.


3. Polishing: Restore Shine & Enhance Colour

Leather polish enhances the appearance of your shoes while adding a layer of protection.

Choosing the Right Polish:

  • Cream Polish: Nourishes and restores colour without excessive shine.
  • Wax Polish: Provides a high-gloss finish and extra protection.

How to Apply Polish:

  1. Apply a thin layer of polish with a cotton cloth or polish applicator brush.
  2. Let it sit for 5-10 minutes.
  3. Buff using a horsehair brush for a classic shine.
  4. For a mirror shine, apply multiple thin layers, buffing with a soft cloth after each application.

A leather polish kit (cream & wax), polish applicator brush, and buffing cloth create the perfect polishing routine.


4. Waterproofing & Protecting Leather Shoes

Exposure to water and harsh weather can damage leather. To protect against rain, stains, and moisture, use a leather protector spray or dubbin wax.

  • For smooth leather: Use a water-repellent spray that won’t alter the finish.
  • For rugged boots: Use dubbin wax for a heavier layer of protection.

How to Apply Waterproofing Products:

  • Spray or rub a small amount evenly over the surface.
  • Let it dry fully before wearing.
  • Reapply every few weeks or after exposure to wet conditions.

A leather protector spray or dubbin wax ensures your shoes stay protected all year round.


5. Caring for the Soles & Welt

  • Clean the edges of the sole using a damp cloth and mild soap.
  • Condition leather soles with a sole dressing to prevent drying out.
  • If the soles show excessive wear, take them to a professional cobbler for resoling.

Using cedar shoe trees helps absorb moisture and maintain the structure of your shoes.


6. Proper Storage & Maintenance

  • Use cedar shoe trees: These absorb moisture, prevent creasing, and help maintain the shoe’s shape.
  • Store in cotton shoe bags: This protects against dust and light exposure.
  • Rotate your shoes: Wearing the same pair every day reduces their lifespan—allow at least 24 hours between wears.

A combination of cedar shoe trees and cotton shoe bags extends the life of your leather footwear.


Essential Leather Shoe & Boot Care Kit (Recommended Products)

  • Horsehair Brush – For cleaning and buffing.
  • Leather Conditioner – Prevents cracking and keeps leather soft.
  • Cream Polish & Wax Polish – Enhances colour and provides protection.
  • Polish Applicator Brush & Buffing Cloth – For even polish application.
  • Leather Protector Spray / Dubbin Wax – Shields against water and stains.
  • Cedar Shoe Trees – Maintains shape and absorbs moisture.
  • Cotton Shoe Bags – Protects from dust and scuffs.

By following this leather shoe care routine, your high-quality Goodyear welted shoes and boots will remain in top condition for years, developing a rich patina that enhances their character over time.

Sizing

Sizes
We recommend using our foot measure to accurately measure your feet. Note:
The internal shoe size is between 5mm and 10mm longer than your foot length in mm
NOTE: EU sizes do NOT correspond directly to UK sizes
Additionally different manufacturers use different sizing scales, different lasts (height and width) and different toe gaps.
 
The scale below is indicative as many variables come into play.
 
Our foot measure devices have a cm/mm ruler down the middle for accurate measurements

UK EU Foot Length (mm)
4 37 229-237
5 38 237–245
6 39 240–255
6.5 40 250–255
7 41 255–265
7.5 41.5 265–270
8 42 265–275
8.5 42.5 270–275
9 43 275–285
9.5 43.5 280–285
10 44 285–290
10.5 45 285–290
11 45 290–295
11.5 46 295–300
12 46 295–305
13 47-48 305-315

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