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Casual lace-ups and boots have been a wardrobe staple for centuries, and are made to last. Even if you’re not in London, you can look at the part with Barker men’s brogue . Barker range includes models inspired by classic designs from the 1960s onwards, which are designed in modern materials such as canvas and suede . Whether you’re going for a smart urban look or prefer something more relaxed, we have a pair to match your personality and schedule. A classic men’s leather shoe in a sleek, streamlined design, the Engineer brogue is made with oiled nubuck leather and tumbled leather. It has a Goodyear welt construction, which means the upper and sole are heat-sealed and sewn together, so you don’t have to worry about them coming apart like you do with a stitch-down welt. The sole is super flexible for comfort (it bends in more places than most shoes), and is removable so it’s easy to repair or replace worn-out soles. What is a Brogue Shoe Brogue shoes , sometimes called wingtips, ar...

  Planning to get back to the work office following a long time of working at home requires a difference in dressing and perspective for a considerable lot of us. While the workplace changes back to a natural setting as will our day-by-day schedules which incorporate trading your home shoes for a couple of office shoes . As a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, most of us will dress differently for work, whether it is a certain style, material, or shade. Oxford Shoes Close-lacing system oxford shoes with double leather outsole. An ideal choice for a professional appearance, these lace-up shoes combine traditional British elegance with comfort and high-quality style. The Goodyear welted construction of these shoes , which are handcrafted in one of Britain's oldest shoe factories, is renowned for its durability. Oxford shoes feature a closed lace-up front and are traditionally made from leather. The look of the oxford is very traditional, which tends to make them more formal than y...

  Oxford shoes' distinctive lacing system and toe cap have been part of men's style since the 19th century. In the 19th century, students at Oxford University wore leather shoes that lace all the way up the front and had a protective toe cap—the predecessor of today's oxford shoes . An Oxford is a simple pair of shoes, mostly formal, in which you have eyelets that are directly inside the vamp of the shoe. Oxford shoes feature a hand-stitched moccasin toe design, leather lining and insole, and shock-absorbing heel cushion. It is constructed from two pieces of leather: the body (which in most cases is stitched to the outsole) and the split-piece toe cap. The upper part is usually made of leather, with varying amounts of toe caps made of leather or rubber. Oxford dress shoe , every man should have some oxford dress shoes   in his closet, they are versatile, they work in nearly all formal occasions and they are your go-to shoe for suits or if you want to wear a pair of dark wa...

Breakdown Of Men's Dress Shoe Style A ‘dress shoe’ means something you’d like to wear at a formal meeting, office party or at an event. An informed and stylishly slanted refined man such as yourself is very much aware that he has various kinds of dress shoes to go for, yet these are most well-known styles to get ready or go savvy easygoing with. 1. Brogues The brogue is a style of low-heeled shoe or boot traditionally characterised by multiple-piece, sturdy leather uppers with decorative perforations and serration along the pieces' visible edges. Brogues with denim are one of our favourite combinations. Take a slim pair of blue or raw denim jeans, pair them with brown, black or blue mens brogues and you have the best outfit look. 2. Oxfords An Oxford is a lace-up shoe that has the bottom of the lacing section sewn closed and one that also has the eyelet facings stitched underneath the vamp. Oxfords are simply your essential shoes when it comes to formal dressing, as ...

________________________________________________________________ Picking out shoes for your wedding is a big deal. I don’t even know why exactly it’s such a big deal, but it is, and dare I say this is one of the few wedding truths that applies to both brides and grooms. The groom usually lets the bride have all the attention at the wedding, but everyone likes to look at themselves in the mirror and see how handsome they are on their wedding day. And there are several elements that help make a groom look his very best. These elements consist of the suit, shirt, accessories and of course, the wedding shoes, but still, there is a lot to take into consideration when picking the right men's wedding shoes . Go for comfort The most important thing is that the shoes fit well, are comfortable and that you feel good in them. This goes for your entire groom look, from the suit you pick down to the shoes you'll be walking in all day long. Weddings aren't short events, so pick a pair ...

An informed and stylishly slanted refined man such as yourself is very much aware that he has various kinds of dress shoes to go for, yet these are six of the most well-known styles to get ready or go savvy easygoing with. 1. Oxfords  An Oxford is a lace-up shoe that has the bottom of the lacing section sewn closed and one that also has the eyelet facings stitched underneath the vamp. Oxfords are simply your essential shoes when it comes to formal dressing, as they will give you a sleek and clean shape. Still, depending on the style and colour of the men's oxfords you choose, they will also work great for a business casual style. 2. The Monk Strap Monk strap is a laceless shoe that is more formal than the Derby but less formal than an Oxford. Otherwise, the monk strap is a traditionally designed, low-fitting strapped shoe with an upper that’s made from three leather pieces. To give the wearer a more comfortable fit, the monk strap uses a wider tongue compared to other shoes to he...

What is brogue shoes & their history?  “Brogue” is the modern-day English spelling of the Gaelic word “bròg,” which translates to “shoe.” Centuries ago, brogues were worn by Scottish and Irish peasants, and the holes (known as “broguing” or perforations) were functional, existing to allow the brogue shoes to drain water after crossing a river or marsh. They were made of untanned leather, had no heels, and often had fur attached. Nowadays, the only similarity is the presence of the perforations, which are purely aesthetic. The perforations are often surrounded by “pinking” which is leather cut in a repeating “V” pattern. While very common, pinking isn’t a prerequisite for a brogue to be defined as such. How Many Different Brogue Styles Are There? Brogue shoes have evolved over time and now come in various styles, patterns, and shapes. The variations are what makes them so hard to style. The following is the modern styles of brogues -  1. Wingtip or Full Brogues The most po...

The shoe is not new to the fashion scene; it was first created in the mid-1930s. Today, you can find a loafer for every occasion. Modern loafer additions include new materials and additional details that give a loafer a unique look. Contemporary designers even create loafers for men adorned with crystals or intricate embroideries. Loafers are  slip-on shoes  with a moccasin toe construction and slotted straps stitched across vamps. It's a type of shoe with stitches around the top and without shoelaces. A staple in summer wear, loafers have grown to adapt to any sort of fashion be it smart, casual, outdoor, loungewear, etc – you name it, there's a loafer for the occasion. The Best Styles for Men's loafer is – 1. Penny Loafer The  penny loafers for men  are popular and known for their style. They come with a leather strap on the top and are mostly preferred by businessmen. The diamond shape design is the attractive element which makes them best loafers as compared to o...