$368
A classic style, the Derby is considered an evolution of the Oxford — more casual, more comfortable, and a bit more versatile for it. Sometimes referred to as a blucher in America, the Derby began as a popular sporting boot in the 1850s, before it started showing up on the feet of well-shod urbanites at the turn of the century. Todd’s take is made in Italy: suede uppers sit on a crepe sole, set off with contrast stitching. This adaptable casual dress shoe looks just as good with denim and a cardigan as it does with tailored trousers and a sport coat.
I was expecting excellent style and an Allen Edmonds type of feel, but these shoes are much more comfortable than AE. I actually enjoy wearing them. The stone color is top notch.
Have been looking for years to find and updated version of "bucks". These are the ones ! Color is outstanding and comfortable from day one. Score !
High quality… even the shoebox was high quality.
Will buy these again, fit finish 10
