The basic types of men's shoes

04/02/2020 | Banuli

Glancing at shoes is difficult to distinguish each type because they look quite similar, but each type of shoes will have individual details. And sometimes it's hard to sort by the increasing number of variations and styles that mix different types of shoes, which requires time and careful observation.

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However, there are eight the type of most important basic men's shoes because of the application of everyday activities, we will help you know how to distinguish and choose suitable style for each type of shoe.

1. Oxford (Cap Toe Oxford)

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Oxford is an indispensable item of men in the work environment. Oxford is one of the most popular types of men's shoes. This is the type of shoes that you need to invest first when you want to equip yourself with a set of elegant outfit for the special circumstances or the workplace environment. This type of leather shoes have many colors but black and brown are always two most popular colors. It is easy to recognize this type of shoes by the seams on the body and the skin on the cap (because it is called Cap Toe).

2. Brogues

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Another kind of shoe that is similar in design to Oxford, but more elaborately designed with wing-shaped shoe toe. This is the reason why this shoe is also called the Wingtip. Another unique design that you can easily identify is the length of the hole that extends along the body of the shoe. In addition to the wingtip brogues, there are also semi brogues, quarter brogues and longwing. Brogues are usually made of leather or suede and have a lot of colors suitable for formal occasions.

3. Boat Shoes

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This type of shoes can be mixed with a variety of costumes and suits to the hot summer. Identification of the boat shoes is by the shoelace on the top and the base made from non-slip rubber. Shoes are quite popular in hot weather with casual styles such as linen shirts, t-shirts, shorts, chinos or jeans. Remember to never wear a pair of boat shoes with socks.

4. Driver shoes (Driving Loafer)

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Inspired  from Moccasin style (one of kinds of slippers) and as its name, these shoes are originally designed to replace traditional shoes while driving.

5. Slippers

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A shoe that is extremely suitable for situations where the dress code is polite and important. The shape of the slipper is easy to distinguish from many other types of shoes because of its simplicity. Combining slipper with a tuxedo (a type of vest) with a tie will highlight your overall outfit.

6. Penny Loafer

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Penny Loafer is a product that fits in the office environment when it is mixed with casual trousers, casual pants or khaki chinos. The sleek and simple design of the shoes are featured in the no-laces design. In addition, the leather strap on the upper body is a distinctive detail to identify a pair of Penny Loafer. Penny Loafer can be worn in both formal and informal style with socks or without socks.

7. Monk Strap

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This male footwear is easily identified through the keys inserted across the upper body to replace the straps. There may be one, two or even three keys depending on the design. There are two basic styles of Monk Strap: classic toe cap or rounded wing tip. The material is also quite diversified with leather, suede and canvas.

8. Chukka (Desert Boots)

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Chukka is often worn with jeans in cool weather. Identification is that the shoe body has two to three pairs of eyelets and the shoe neck's height is just the ankle of wearer. This type of shoe is usually made from suede or calfskin, which is suitable for casual wear when combined with jeans, not recommended for use in office environments.

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