Brogues

Detail is the New Decadence.

A Brogue isn’t defined by its shape — but by its story, told through the intricate perforations that adorn its surface. Whether in the form of a sleek Oxford or an open-laced Derby, the term Brogue refers to the distinctive punched detailing and serrated edges that grace the leather — a mark of both tradition and craftsmanship.

With origins in the rugged landscapes of Scotland and Ireland, Brogues began as practical footwear for farmers and countrymen. The iconic perforations once served a utilitarian purpose, allowing water to drain more easily in wet terrain. Today, they speak not of function, but of form — an artful nod to history, reimagined for modern sophistication.

Whether crafted as a classic dress shoe or a robust country boot, the Brogue brings a unique character to every step — effortlessly bridging the gap between casual charm and refined elegance.

A legacy in leather.