Oxfords

The Pinnacle of Elegance and Artisanal Craftsmanship

Balmoral in the Americas, Richelieu in France or simply Oxfords everywhere – these timeless classics inspired by the Oxonian side slit half boots, a couple of centuries ago embrace elegance, sophisticated craftsmanship and versatility – A bold statement with every step.

Across the pond lies another version of Oxfords origins, suggesting they came from Balmoral Castle and were invented by Prince Albert. The prince wore laced-up boots for hunting and walking, which is where it is thought the laced-up Oxford shoe came from.

Despite the debatable origin, the peerless classics adorn distinctly magnificent features,

Closed lacing, where the Quarters and eyelet tabs are stitched beneath the Vamp, creating a sleek and minimalist appearance.
The tongue, separately stitched beneath the Quarters and the Vamp
The repertoire include Whole Cut, Plain Toe, Cap Toe, Brogues(Full, Semi, Quarter, Wingtip), Balmoral or Bals, Spectator, Saddle, Adelaide