A dress shoe featuring an open-laced system that can be worn with a suit, jean sport coat combo or informal garments. The open-laced system is also best for people with bigger feet.

The most formal of dress shoes featuring a closed lace system. The best shoe to wear with business suits or tuxedos.

Very similar to the derby but with slight variation in the piece of leather on the side. The open-laced system is also best for people with bigger feet.

An open-laced dress shoe designed to increase water resistance with less exposed seams.

The sartorial monk strap design that looks best in brown or burgundy.

The original monk strap design that looks best in brown or burgundy.

A combat boot first worn by legionnaires in the Roman army and later adapted for soldiers and airborne infantry. A great casual option for the Fall/Winter .

Easy to take on and off - the elastic anklets require no shoelaces. Highly versatile and can be worn with jeans or suits in the Fall/Winter.

Originally from India but adopted by British soldiers stationed there and needed a boot to play polo in. Highly versatile and can be worn with jeans or suits in the Fall/Winter.

Simply a shoe made with a rubber sole for activity. Endless variations of the sneaker exist; we even make Chelsea boot sneakers that pair well with sweatpants, for example.

A relaxed loafer offering an elevated take on a classic staple. Wear to the office or while walking through cobblestone streets of Europe.

Offering a balance of athletic leisure and elevated style, design your Runners using leather, knit, or a mix of both.

Due to the lack of exterior stitches, the body of the outsole can be cut extremely close to the upper for a sleek look. Lastly, because it has fewer layers (i.e., no cork in the footbed), a Blake sole is also more flexible than a Goodyear sole but much harder to resole.

The Blake rapid make is a synthesis of the Blake and Goodyear methods in which the Blake make’s stitching technique is combined with the extra midsole of the Goodyear.

The Goodyear make is the oldest and most durable method of shoe construction. It can be done by machine or by hand and involves multiple steps. This ‘two-level’ stitching makes it incredible easy to resole.

In the Bologna make, the upper is folded back upon itself and sewn into a sort of tube or bologna stitch before it is put onto the last. After lasting, a soft insole is inserted and the upper construction is stitched to the outsole in a manner similar to Blake construction (ie, the stitching will appear on the inside of the shoe). The result is a slim and very flexible shoe.

A soft matte leather that is washed, buffed, and dyed by hand.

Leather with a bit of a polished sheen that adds formality.

A highly textured or pebbled leather that gives shoes a more approachable look.

Crease resistant and ultra durable thicker leather from a horse’s muscular hindquarters.

Used for our shiny black tuxedo shoes typically in the Oxford model shoe.

We love our Water Resistant Suede and Summer Suede.