Monroe - Walnut Museum Calf

Wholecut oxfords are identified by their construction from a single piece of leather, and their closed-lace pattern. These two features work together to create an oxford that is both sleek and comfortable, with the wholecut pattern ensuring that each shoe easily "molds" to your foot as you wear it. The Monroe is a pseudo-adelaide: Note that the adelaide piece which framing the laces is not a separate piece of leather, and is only made to appear so by stitching, but without compromising the underlying wholecut pattern.

Single leather soles are our most handsome sole option. A subtle profile combines with tastefully pitched heels, beveled waists, and closed-channel stitching to ensure an elegant look, while seven brass nails in the toe improve longevity.