1. Dress shoes

2. Martin shoes

3. Monk shoes

4. Derby shoes

It is a very popular open lace-up shoe in continental Europe, for the outer ear type tripper. Compared with the Oxford shoes, the tip and upper of the Derby shoes are a whole leather, and the ear between the two shoes is not closed like the Oxford shoes, but there is some spacing, so that it is easy to adjust the tightness after wearing. Derby shoes provide sufficient shoe space, is really give the wearer a feeling of comfort. At the same time, the upper has retained the elegant and soft decoration.

5. Casual shoes

6. Brogues

Originating in England, although Brogues today look very delicate, but it was not created for social occasions, on the contrary, the first in the 16th century Scots and Irish people working in the highlands for rural outdoor work simple practical shoes, the Duke of Windsor to dig Brogues out of the countryside.

Brock shoe head has a delicate flower nail hole pattern, decorative holes and jagged stitching, "W" shaped hole arrangement is the most classic, known as "wing tip" pattern; The holes in the toe are designed to drain water that seeps into the shoe while walking in wetlands; Standard five-hole frenulum; The upper and tongue of the shoe are sewn from two separate pieces of leather, the tongue of the shoe is more hidden, and the edge is mostly serrated; The low heel, the sole is mostly made of cowhide, which was originally due to the consideration of coping with the harsh ground environment and enhancing the practicality.