Berwick 1707

Berwick 1707 is a Spanish footwear brand established in 1991 in Almansa, a small town in Albacete province long known for its shoemaking heritage. The brand is named after the Duke of Berwick and the date April 25, 1707 (marking a historic Bourbon victory that secured Spanish royal succession). Berwick manufactures exceptional footwear emphasizing timeless style and comfort, with the philosophy that perfection is not a goal but a habit. The brand positions itself around the concept of silent luxury of craftsmanship, utilizing quality construction methods including Blake-stitched and Goodyear welted shoes across various styles: bluchers, oxfords, boots, and moccasins. Materials include premium options such as Box Calf, Superbuck, and vegan leather. Almansa's shoemaking tradition runs deep, driven by an artisanal cluster comparable to Northampton or Italy's Marche region.