Guide

Look beyond the laces! Shoe anatomy plays a key role in both comfort and durability. Supportive arches, breathable mesh, and shock-absorbing soles work together to keep your feet happy. Understanding these features empowers you to choose footwear that offers both lasting wear and a delightful stride.

Upgrade your wardrobe with simplicity and sophistication! Our latest blog post guides you through creating a versatile men's capsule wardrobe with just 4 must-have shoes. 

Moccasins are an underrated and valuable add to any man's shoes collection. This article presents an overview of what they are, why you should get them, how you can style them and when you should wear them.

Whether you are looking to make a fashion statement or simply trying to move beyond the classic sock colours, this guide will be sure to help you create a cohesive look from head to toe!

Loafers combine the best of both worlds: The comfort and practicality of a slipper and the elegance of a dress shoe. Find out more about loafers of varying styles, materials and formality plus how to style them!

The Monk Strap shoe boasts a timeless design that is a cross between a Derby and a Loafer. Read on to find out why the Monk Strap has become a must-have for every man’s shoe collection!

Do you still use a clip-on tie or the one tie style you learnt in school? With this guide, learn more about the essential tie styles and find your perfect fit!

The Wholecut shoe is commonly regarded as the premier choice for male dressing. With our guide, find out why it remains a cut above the rest!

In this article we discuss bar lacing and use a simple video tutorial to show you how to lace up your dress shoes with a straight bar.

Want to know the dos and don’ts of business casual style? This guide has all the answers you need.

Never confuse an Oxford and a Derby again with our useful guide on what essentially sets them apart.

Ready to invest in high quality leather but confused between full grain and top grain leather? Read our guide to discern the key differences because they matter.