Men's Oxford Boots
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Boot Up Your Oxford Collection
It’s time to boot up your Oxford collection and start rocking an upgraded look. Our men’s Oxford Boots combine the classic detailing and lace-up design of the standard Oxford with the protection of a boot. Our Oxford Boots are perfect for the elegant gentleman looking for something different to complete their look. Check out our men's oxford ankle Boots for another look that never disappoints.
Refined Stitching And Design
Bruno Marc men's Oxford Boots style exceeds expectations regarding comfort and design. Our favorite feature is the lightly padded latex insole. A wingtip design and brogue detailing. Expect flexibility and more compliments than you can handle. The Bruno Marc Oxford ankle Boots are carefully constructed for an elegant look that lasts long-term.
Charming Results
At the end of this purchase from Bruno Marc, you can expect to feel fulfilled and closer to your promise. Fashion that’s affordable and stylish. Boots that are designed with comfort and care. Elegance and the right amount of practicality for balance. Bruno Marc is dedicated to making sure that each purchase comes with just the right amount of glamour. Luxury can be found in our men’s Derby and Oxford Boots collection, so why look anywhere else?
How to wear Oxford and Derby Boots
Look sophisticated with Trousers
The possibilities for styling your Oxford and Derby boots are endless. And now, you will look dapper when you pair them with your trousers. Opt for a pair of wingtip Derby boots with a bit of brogue detailing, then slap on your wool trousers. Depending on your preference, you can add a bit of contrast by going for a dark sweater on the top. Besides combining the dressiness of dress shoes with the ruggedness of boots, another advantage of dress boots is that they raise your pants/trousers a bit higher, so they don’t get stained with earth.
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Oxford Boots With Chinos
If you need to be a little dressy but can't go with your classic Oxford shoes because of the weather condition, your best option would be going with a pair of dress boots and chinos. These two look good as you can dress them casually, smart casually, or even business casually. For that, you can opt for nicely tailored grey khaki chinos pants, a nice button shirt, and a blazer. Just ensure you choose the right color combo to avoid looking frowzy.And, if the length of your chinos is too long, you can cuff up the chinos for a dapper look.
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Oxford Derby Boots With Jeans
Your reliable choice of attire to wear with Oxford or Derby boots is jeans. These pairs work hand in hand since you're dressing it casually. And while you can wear any type of jeans, dark denim just looks better with dress boots like these. With that, you can opt for a pair of dark brown Oxford or Derby boots, your dark denim, and something nice on the top. While styling that, though, you’ll want to ensure your denim is nicely tailored: not saggy, skinny, or too long to break. A stylish way to add to your handsomeness is to cuff the hem of your jeans, so it shows more of the boots and saves the jeans from breaking. Looks good? Keep following me.
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Oxford Boots With Joggers
Now, that advantage is that your Oxford and Derby boots are not relegated to only jeans and pants, they pair well with joggers as well, inasmuch you’re not heading to a formal event or throwing on a tuxedo. Your best bet would be a pair of Oxford, Derby, or brogue boots in black or dark brown color. You can also add to the detailing with a pocket square and a nice wristwatch. But in all you do, remember to keep it simple and lovely.
Difference Between Oxford And Derby Boots
Right off the bat, these classic dress boots exude similar characteristics to the classic Oxford and Derby shoes. They combine the dressiness of Oxford and Derby shoes with the well-known protection and ruggedness of boots.
Distinguishing an Oxford boot from a Derby boot is as easy as looking at the design and detailing. One features an open lacing system, while the other has a closed lacing system. Besides that, it's just a few more details here and there. However, you can't go wrong with any of them.
Like the regular Oxford shoes, Oxford boots feature a closed lacing system, where the eyelet facing is stitched under the quarters, and the quarters stitched underneath the vamp. Its closed-lacing system also means you should lace it all the way up, leaving no gap or forming a V-shape.
On the other hand, Derby boots come with an open lacing system – just like the classic Derby boots. Here you’ll find three pieces of leather: the vamp and two quarters. In contrast to the Oxfords, Derby boots have their quarters sewn on top of the vamp, and its facing is usually not as close as the Oxfords. Given that, the quarters of Derby boots have more room to insert your legs easily.
Besides the looks, one principal distinguishing characteristic between Oxford and Derby boots appears when styling them. Initial any of these boots can be a no-brainer replica for the classic Oxford and Derby shoes, as you can dress them up or down with casual, smart-casual, and all the way to business-casual outfits. However, if you must wear any of these boots for a dressier or professional look, it'll be the Oxford boots in dark colors. Don't get it twisted, though, as boots are genuinely casual, but you'll get it better as we move on to styling them below.