Longwing Brogues a variation on the full brogue
American in origin, the longwing brogue is a variation on the full brogue. Since they feature a wingtip cap that extends to the back of…
Shoe Design
Full Brogues shoes with a sporty feel
The Duke of Windsor made them famous; the full brogue, richly adorned with Lyra perforation, has a sporty feel, and is usually made of scotch…
Subtle decoration Half-Brogues
Half-brogues are distinguished by a subtle pattern of perforations. They embody reserved elegance and pair nicely with suits. Usually they’re made of smooth calfskin. Half-brogues…
Special occasions: no broguing
The more decorations on a men’s shoe, the less formal the model. Highly decorated shoes belong to leisurewear. Generally speaking, the following rule of thumb…
Brogues – shoes with decorative perforation
Brogues are shoes that feature subtle to extravagant decorative perforation. When it comes to broguing, it doesn’t mater what type of shoe is used as…
Shoe shapers preserve beautiful shoe form
Unworn shoes lose their form over time. Shoe shapers help them preserve it. Moreover, shoe shapers smooth wrinkles formed by wear and speed up the…
Dress Code & Shoe Colour
Black shoes are traditionally worn in the office, while brown shoes are reserved for leisure activities. Naturally, however, there are exceptions to this rule, and…
Goodyear-welted brogues belong to leisure wear
Anything goes? Almost! There are many options out there for leisurewear, but rules still apply. You just need to find your personal style for casual…
Double-stitching produces sturdy footwear
Shoes that are meant to be worn in extremely adverse conditions are made using the double-stitching production method. This method makes shoes remarkably robust and…
Shoe production method determine shoe character
Whether sturdy and waterproof or sophisticated and flexible, a shoe takes on desired qualities through the production method used. The method selected determines how the…