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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. WholecutOxford CapToeDoubleMonk SingleMonkStrap QuarterBrogueOxford PatentOperaPumps CapToeOxford ShoeStyles
1. Wholecut Oxford Made from a single piece of leather, this wholecut oxford is a testament to craftmanship
1. Wholecut Oxford This unique construction is difficult to achieve and it requires a large piece of flawless leather, as there are no cuts to hide imperfections.
1. Wholecut Oxford If you want to achieve a more casual look the brown version will work best, as the black wholecut Oxford is very formal.
2.CapToe Double Monkstraps The Cap Toe Double Monk is a very stylish and versatile shoe with the Cap Toe cut which makes any shoe more elegant. The two buckles have their origin in footwear preferred by monks in the 15th century which have been refined ever since.
2.CapToe Double Monkstraps The tan leather version is very versatile because it works perfectly well with your formal suits, but also with more casual outfits. Because of the lighter colour and the Italian style references it also matches light tailoring, chinos or denim.
2.CapToe Double Monkstraps In black leather the Cap Toe Double Monk is a formal shoe and works best when paired with a darker suits, for example a charcoal chalk-stripe suit, and you should always try to match your belt and watch strap in black leather.
3.CapToe Oxford- PatentBlack The Cap Toe Oxford is the most classic shoe imaginable. Nothing says tradition like an Oxford shoe, and nothing says formality as patent leather. With the formal Oxford shape and the single line across the toe, it is elegantly conservative combined with the glossy patent leather which signifies evening wear.
3.CapToe Oxford- PatentBlack This shoe is made for one purpose only, to be the perfect shoe to accompany your tuxedo. Patent leather is a no-go in the office and cannot be paired with denim. The shoe does one thing, and does it well.
3.CapToe Oxford- PatentBlack This shoe is like a fine tuxedo. It follows the same strict rules, but it is in the finesse and construction details it stands out from the rest.
4.Single Monkstrap LeatherShoes The Single Monk Strap is the shoe for connoisseurs with style. The shoe draws its inspiration from medieval monks who used buckles instead of laces to fasten their footwear. After century of stylish evolution we have the elegant result.
4.Single Monkstrap LeatherShoes In the black version, this becomes a very formal shoe due to its simplicity and uniqueness. You can pair it with a charcoal 3 piece suit to create a flawless silhouette.
4.Single Monkstrap LeatherShoes The tan version is less formal and more versatile than the black. The lighter colour makes it easier to pair with casual outfits, but be careful not to make your look too casual, it is still a very smart and clean shoe. With a beautifully cut suit in a light blue fabric this can make a great outfit for joyful special occasions.
5.Quarter BrogueOxford The Quarter Brogue Oxford is perfect for the man who appreciates moderation and tradition. The classic Oxford shape has its cap toe accentuated by a simple line of brogueing.
5.Quarter BrogueOxford In chestnut leather the shoe gets a more lively attitude. While still being a formal shoe perfect for a navy suit, it is also easy to wear with more casual tailoring or chinos.
6.PatentLeather OperaPumps This loafer has a wholecut construction and is created in black patent leather and is known as Opera Pumps. The name is self explanatory, Opera Pumps are meant for the opera and are undoubtedly a very formal shoe. The whole cut patent leather slip-ons are a display of craftsmanship to accompany your favorite dinner jacket.
6.PatentLeather OperaPumps The Opera Pumps are perfect for your most formal occasions where you want to express your style, but you can also try them next time you dress up for a cocktail. Dressing up in a tuxedo and wearing patent loafers gives a nonchalant allure, the contrast between the informality of slippers and the formality of patent leather and black tie.
