Custom order: Men's Spectator Wingtip Brogues
Custom order: Men's Spectator Wingtip Brogues
Our classic Vintage Two tone spectator oxford lace up shoe is finally avaible to custom order again.
Featuring our two tones combinations of calf leathers, with brogue punched detail on the wingtip toe cap.
Spectator shoes became popular during the 1920's and 1930's, favoured by Jazz and swing musicians, Hollywood actors, and the notorious mobsters. The shoes became icons of those eras, and continue to be a reference for a vintage style, reminiscent of that golden age for those genres.
These shoes are MADE TO ORDER, so the delivery time will be from 10 weeks.
The last is elegant but not too narrow allowing them to be very comfortable. The leather uppers and manufacture is of the best quality. They are handmade in Portugal and are constructed with Good Year welt LEATHER soles, sewn together with a cork insulation inside.
With good care, these boots could last a lifetime. Good year welt soles can be endlessly replaced!
🌿🌍 Buy Less- Buy better! 🌍 🌿
✈️ 📦 For UK and Canada please note you may be liable to pay import taxes or Customs. If you would like to receive your order with all duties paid, please select the "Canada & UK Prepaid Customs and Taxes" option at checkout.
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Our shoes are true to size in length, but this chiselled last is elegant and can come up snug on some people.
When in between sizes, always go for the bigger of the two sizes.
Your feet are…
🦶🏾SLIM: If you have a narrow and petite foot, then our regular last in your usual size is for you.
🦶🏾 REGULAR: If you have regular to wide feet, always bear in mind that these are vintage reproductions, and can be snug, so going up half a size could be best.
🦶🏾 WIDE: If you have wide or sensitive feet we recommend to choose the wider fitting Wider Dress Shoe last.
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These boots can be made with two lasts:
The standard last is our elegant chiselled toe which is narrow enough to be in keeping with the historical shoe, while being adapted to modern sizing and comfort. The fit is true but if you have a wide foot, going up half to a full size could be a good option.
The other last available is our Wider dress shoe last which is a little more modern looking but a lot more generous in width.
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If you are still unsure, you can send us your foot measurements, and tell us more about the sizes you usually wear so we can advise you.
The best thing to do is to draw an outline of your foot, and then draw a rectangular box around it. If you then give us the measurements of the width and length of your foot we can advise you best that way! See the “step by step” image below.
*******Don’t hesitate to message us for sizing advice.*********
