Wholecut Oxford - Dark Brown
While the black wholecut Oxford owns formal occasions, the dark brown version is arguably more versatile — at home in business formal yet capable of anchoring a smart casual outfit with equal authority. The single-piece full-grain leather upper develops a rich, complex patina with age, making this a shoe that genuinely gets better over time. The warm dark brown tone pairs with an exceptional range of suits, trousers, and knitwear.
Key Features
- Single-piece full-grain leather upper — deep hand-dyed brown
- Natural patina development with wear and conditioning
- Blake-stitch construction — slim, dressy silhouette
- Closed Oxford lacing system
- Fully leather-lined interior
- Leather outsole — resoleable
All our shoes are designed to match standard US dress shoe sizes. However, to ensure the perfect fit, please make sure:
- All our shoes are standard D width. If you have wide feet, please select the next size up.
- In general, our shoes run slightly big. We suggest you size down if you are in-between sizes.
- Do not order your sneaker size. Please order your usual dress shoe size.
|
3DM Size |
US Dress Shoe Size |
Brannock Device |
Approx. Foot length in cms |
Approx. Foot Length in inches |
|
US 7 |
7 - 7.5 |
7 - 7.5 |
24.5-25 |
9 5/8 - 9 7/8 |
|
US 8 |
8-8.5 |
8-8.5 |
25.5-26 |
10 - 10 1/4 |
|
US 9 |
9-9.5 |
9-9.5 |
26.5-27 |
10 3/8 - 10 5/8 |
|
US 10 |
10-10.5 |
10-10.5 |
27-27.5 |
10 5/8 - 10 7/8 |
|
US 11 |
11-11.5 |
11-11.5 |
28-28.5 |
11 - 11 1/4 |
|
US 12 |
12-12.5 |
12-12.5 |
29-29.5 |
11 3/8 - 11 5/8 |
|
US 13 |
13-13.5 |
13-13.5 |
29.5-30 |
11 5/8 - 11 7/8 |
For fail proof measurements, please take the time to measure your foot.
Wholecut Oxford - Dark Brown
Style & Occasion
Pairs with navy, charcoal, mid-grey, and olive trousers. Equally appropriate in business formal and smart casual settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I develop the patina on dark brown leather?
Regular conditioning with a high-quality leather cream, followed by a matching dark brown polish, will deepen and enrich the patina over time.
Is dark brown appropriate for a formal office?
Yes — dark brown is widely accepted as business formal and appropriate in most professional environments.