Piccadilly Brogue Oxford City Shoe - Beechnut Burnished Leather Original-5.5 this Bourton remains a true

this Bourton remains a true country shoe at heart

creating a "pull-up" effect where lighter amber tones appear at the flex points of the ankle and toe

a supple calf leather with a smooth grain

bold brogue punching

Dainite Traction: Grounded by a Dainite rubber sole

Piccadilly Brogue Oxford City Shoe - Beechnut Burnished Leather Original-5.5 this Bourton remains a trueAn Oxford shoe is defined by its closed lacing system, meaning that its eyelet tabs are stitched underneath the vamp (i. e., the top) of the shoe so that they arent visible. Oxfords are occasionally called Balmorals after Balmoral Castle. The shoes are named Oxfords after Oxford University. This shoe style did not appear in North America until the 1800s. In the United States, Oxfords are called "Bal type" as opposed to "Blucher type" (see Derby). In