Womens Oxford Shoes

The Oxfords were born in the late nineteenth century as a type of men's shoes for use in the big city and aimed at a cultured and cosmopolitan social class that required an elegant and distinguished footwear of the highest quality. Such was its popularity that in the middle of the seventies some of the most prestigious designers of the time bet by an evolution of the style reinventing them for the woman and taking them to the walkways of the whole world.

To this day it is easy to identify them by their smooth design and by those characteristic fins with perforations for the cords that are sewn under the instep. In addition, being flat and ankle there are no more comfortable female dress shoes.

Although Oxford women's shoes often invite emulating the masculine look, with a very frequent use in the business world to accompany the suit, they also lend themselves to more daring combinations with trousers, short skirts, dresses and even tuxedos .

Its great versatility is undoubtedly due to its hybrid character, that of shoes with laces in black or brown cognac ideal for wearing them in formal occasions but with that beautiful stamping around the closure and the toe that give them a more casual touch And casual.

This handmade handmade shoe is made using the highest quality Du puy boxcalf leather and making use of the Blake construction method that guarantees an impeccable finish and surprising durability.