Pattenmakers.co.uk Website Review

The Worshipful Company of Pattenmakers is a City of London Livery Company which was awarded its Royal Charter in 1670, but the Company is first recorded as a trade as*ociation for the makers of pattens in 1379 and the trade itself dates from the 12th century or earlier. Pattens were under-shoes designed to be worn outdoors and to lift the wearers and their shoes and ladies’ dresses above the mud and grime Today the Pattenmakers’ Charitable Foundation has developed a new role in funding the design and bespoke fabrication of orthopaedic The Worshipful Company of Pattenmakers is one of the ancient Livery Companies of the City of London, whilst its original trade has disappeared, it is now an important supporter of the footwear sector. The Livery’s primary purpose is, via its Charitable Foundation, to give financial support to a various causes including the footwear St Margaret Pattens is a working Guild Church in the centre of the City and houses some of the Livery’s collection of pattens, silver Livery members can search for details of forthcoming events and a range of information to do with the running and management of the The Company continues to draw its membership from the footwear industry and from many other walks of life. The Company’s main focuses of activity are charity, fellowship and participation in the life of the City of London. The Company’s early records were believed lost in the Great Fire of London Company was incorporated by Royal Charter by King Charles II Company received third charter and additional powers, including appointing a Warden to the Trade