Brown Shoes for Men
Brown shoes for men are the second pair, bought once the black ones are covered. Cedar runs through to tan and cognac, on dress lasts and two casual builds. Brown and tan shoes forgive a scuff where black shows it, which is why they outlast their reputation.
Nizam Loafers Men – Cedar
Maharaja Brogues Men – Cedar
Wazir Loafers Men – Cedar
Nawab Brogues Men – Cedar
Patola Brogue for Men – Cedar
Maati बोम्बर (Bomber) Sneakers
Leopard Loafers Men
Leopard Brogues Men
Bori बोम्बर (Bomber) Sneakers
Leopard Mules Men
Leopard Cone Mules Women
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Brown formal shoes for the office
Brown formal shoes read softer than black without dropping a grade. Nizam Cedar, Wazir, Maharaja Cedar, Nawab and Patola Cedar sit on a cedar ground, some plain and some carrying a woven panel. Tan formal wear works under a lighter suit where black would look severe.
Tan colour shoes, cedar through cognac
Tan colour shoes cover more ground than the word suggests. Cedar is the deep end, warm and almost red in daylight. The Nawab is burnished toward cognac at the toe, and the Bori sits lightest of all in natural jute. Tan leather shoes for men mark faster than cedar does.
Brown casual shoes and the hair-on pairs
Brown casual shoes for men here are the Maati in leather and coarse rust cotton, and the Bori in jute. The three Leopard pairs sit between formal and casual: a tan and brown hide with black spots, on a dress last. Brown leather shoes that are not quiet.





