Ethnic Shoes for Men
Ethnic footwear for men does not have to mean a jutti. These are loafers and brogues built on handwoven ikat, printed patola panels, hand-drawn Vanrajya artwork and plain leather, made to sit under a kurta or a sherwani without looking like costume. Every pair is cut to order.
सिंह (Simha) – The Regal Protector Loafers Men
Bageecha Loafers Men – Coal
अश्व (Ashva) – The Divine Steed Loafers Men
Bageecha Brogues Men – Coal
Bageecha Loafers Men – Olive
गज (Gaja) – The Guardian Titan Loafers Men
Leon Loafers Men – Coal
नाग (Naag) – The Mystical Serpent Loafers Men
Nizam Loafers Men – Coal
Ikat Mules Men – Coal
Texo Loafers Men – Coal
Bageecha Brogues Men – Olive
Nizam Loafers Men – Cedar
Imperium Loafers Men
Wazir Loafers Men – Cedar
Texo Brogues Men – Coal
Texo Loafers Men – Olive
Leon Loafers Men – Olive
Patola Brogues Men – Coal
Nizam Loafers Men – Olive
Ikat Loafers Men – Coal
Zebra Loafers Men
Patola Loafers Men - Coal
Python Loafers Men
Leopard Loafers Men
Ikat Brogues Men – Coal
Texo Brogues Men – Olive
Texo Loafers Men – Crimson
Patola Brogue for Men – Cedar
Giraffe Loafers Men
Texo Brogues Men – Crimson
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Shoes to wear with a kurta or kurta pajama
Shoes for kurta pajama work when they stay quiet below the hem. A plain black or cedar loafer does that. If the kurta is plain, the ikat and patola pairs carry the pattern instead. Avoid anything with a heavy lace-up front; the line breaks at the ankle.
Shoes for a sherwani or jodhpuri suit
A sherwani or jodhpuri suit asks for more shoe than a kurta does. The brogues in black, cedar and tan hold that weight, and the patola and ikat brogues carry colour without a print reading as fancy dress. These are the pairs most often bought for a groom or a close family member.
Handwoven ikat and printed patola footwear
Ikat here is woven, not printed: the panels are cut from real handloom cloth and set into leather, so the pattern shifts slightly from pair to pair. The patola pairs carry the patola grid as a print on fabric, framed in leather. Both are traditional shoes for men, cut and closed by hand.


