"This time of year we’re looking forward to slowing down and awaiting the kaleidoscope of colour which has inspired our latest collection. Featuring lush greens and metallic bronzes, to make the most of autumn with our latest arrivals. Our extra roomy boots for men and women include a host of features to keep your feet comfortable throughout the season and beyond."
Jo Trevena, Head of Product & Merchandising
An extra pair of paws...


We never say no to an extra pair of helping hands (or paws) on our photoshoots! Here is lovely Margot inspecting our men's range in a stunning garden in West Bradley - not too far from the Cosyfeet headquarters.
Finding that perfect shot


Scouting out spots on location in Butleigh, two members of our team do their best to perch themselves on a rather high wall at a location house for a test shot. This is the beginning of a catalogue cover shot!
Putting your feet up


In order to get the photograph looking just right, our Creative Catalogue Manager, Juliette, adjusts the model and the socks once they're in position. Although the final shot looks relaxing, staying still for that long definitely isn't.
Keeping the rain off!


A few drops of rain won't stop play! Once the shot is set up, getting that final photo is the last stage. Our catalogue team, Elsie and Juliette, do their best to keep our model Dave dry and comfortable before his closeup...
Christmas...in July?


Nothing says winter quite like Christmas - although maybe not in the middle of a heatwave! But with the tree nicely decorated, and beautiful presents waiting underneath, our models were feeling decidedly festive in their extra wide Purewool™ slippers.
The heavens open...


Despite the heatwaves, the typical "Great British Summertime" still meant battling with an occasional downpour. Here's a member of our team doing their best to dodge the rain, not to mention trying to keep the Carmen in new Leopard Shimmer dry as well! Thankfully, the showers never lasted very long.
Setting the scene


Luckily our team had more sunshine than rain this year, which meant they could snap a few shots for Spring/Summer 2027. No peeking just yet though...all will be revealed next year!