Men's Oxford Shoes

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12 Items
The Oxford Black Calf 1The Oxford Black Calf 2

The Oxford

Black Calf
Leather sole
3 500 SEK
The Oxford Black Patent 1The Oxford Black Patent 2

The Oxford

Black Patent
Leather sole
3 500 SEK
The Oxford Brown Calf 1The Oxford Brown Calf 2

The Oxford

Brown Calf
Leather sole
3 500 SEK
The Oxford Brown Suede 1The Oxford Brown Suede 2

The Oxford

Brown Suede
Leather sole
3 500 SEK
The Oxford Burgundy Calf 1The Oxford Burgundy Calf 2

The Oxford

Burgundy Calf
Leather sole
3 500 SEK
The Oxford Rubber Sole Black Calf 1The Oxford Rubber Sole Black Calf 2

The Oxford

Black Calf
Rubber sole
3 500 SEK
The Oxford Rubber Sole Brown Calf 1The Oxford Rubber Sole Brown Calf 2

The Oxford

Brown Calf
Rubber sole
3 500 SEK
The Oxford Rubber Sole Burgundy Calf 1The Oxford Rubber Sole Burgundy Calf 2

The Oxford

Burgundy Calf
Rubber sole
3 500 SEK
The Oxford Rubber Sole Brown Suede 1The Oxford Rubber Sole Brown Suede 2

The Oxford

Brown Suede
Rubber sole
3 500 SEK
The Adelaide Black Calf 1The Adelaide Black Calf 2

The Adelaide

Black Calf
Leather sole
3 500 SEK
The Adelaide Brown Calf 1The Adelaide Brown Calf 2

The Adelaide

Brown Calf
Leather sole
3 500 SEK
The Adelaide Brown Suede 1The Adelaide Brown Suede 2

The Adelaide

Brown Suede
Leather sole
3 500 SEK

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Shoe care essentials

What are oxford shoes?

Oxford shoes are defined by their closed lacing: the eyelet tabs are stitched under the vamp, giving a sleek, formal silhouette. Ours are Goodyear welted by hand in Almansa, Spain – a construction chosen because it lasts and because it can be resoled rather than replaced – with a round toe and a balanced waist. The range is the classic Oxford on a leather or rubber sole and The Adelaide with brogue detailing, in black, brown and burgundy calf, brown suede and black patent. Both fit true to size. Read more in the history of Oxford shoes.

How to style oxford shoes

The natural companion to a suit: black calf for business and ceremony, brown or burgundy to take tailoring down a notch, black patent when the invitation says black tie. Choosing between styles? We explain the difference between an Oxford and a Derby.