R.E. Tricker Ltd, which trades as Tricker's, is a British footwear company established in 1829 by Joseph Tricker in Northampton.^[1]

Tricker's produces men's and women's shoes and boots, as well as leather accessories such as belts and wallets.^[1] It is best known for its heavy country boots and shoes,^[2] and was one of several Northampton-based companies identified as having survived the downturn in British shoemaking between the 1970s and 2000s and "carved out a niche for themselves at the top end of the international shoe market" by The Telegraph in 2012.^[3] The company was granted a royal warrant in 1989.^[4][5]

Tricker's factory in Northampton is a Grade II listed building.^[6] Much of the film version of the musical Kinky Boots was filmed in the factory.^[7]

As of 2019, Tricker's operated several shops in the UK as well as a single store in Tokyo. A BBC story reported that 80 per cent of the company's sales were overseas, and it was considering opening other shops in South Korea and the United States.^[4]

Tricker's closed its factory and shops in March 2020 in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This was the first time the firm had stopped producing shoes since it was established.^[8] The closure of the factory was necessary on health grounds, as it was not practical for staff to practice social distancing in it.^[9] Tricker's received a funding facility from its bank in May that year to enable it to be able to rapidly resume operations.^[10]

In 2021 Tricker's employed 86 workers in its factory who typically produced 1,000 pairs of shoes weekly.^[11]