Wedding Shoes for Men
A wedding asks more of a shoe than any other occasion. The brogues and dress loafers here hold a suit; the ikat, patola and hand-drawn pairs are built for the sherwani and mehendi days. Every pair is cut after the order, so order early.
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
Sartaj Brogues Men
Texo Loafers Men – Coal
Bageecha Brogues Men – Olive
Ardor Mules Men
Imperium Mules Men
Mirza Brogues Men
Imperium Loafers Men
Cranium Loafers Men – Coal
Wazir Loafers Men – Cedar
Texo Brogues Men – Coal
Texo Loafers Men – Olive
Leon Loafers Men – Olive
Patola Brogues Men – Coal
Ikat Loafers Men – Coal
Zebra Loafers Men
Python Loafers Men
Patola Loafers Men - Coal
Core Brogues Men – Crimson
Leopard Loafers Men
Ikat Brogues Men – Coal
Core Brogues Men – Olive
Cranium Loafers Men – Olive
Texo Brogues Men – Olive
Leopard Brogues Men
Callidus Loafers Men – Coal
Patola Brogue for Men – Cedar
Giraffe Loafers Men
Texo Loafers Men – Crimson
Cranium Loafers Men – Crimson
Texo Brogues Men – Crimson
- Featured
- Most relevant
- Best selling
- Alphabetically, A-Z
- Alphabetically, Z-A
- Price, low to high
- Price, high to low
- Date, old to new
- Date, new to old
Recently Viewed Products
Groom shoes and what the day asks for
Groom shoes carry more weight than a guest's. The barat is outdoors and long, so a lace-up brogue with a cushioned insole beats a slip-on. The reception is short and photographed, which is where the patola and hand-drawn pairs earn their place. Most grooms buy two pairs, not one.
Shoes for a sherwani and the ethnic days
Sherwani shoes need to answer the outfit without competing with it. A plain black or cedar loafer disappears correctly under heavy embroidery. If the sherwani is plain, the ikat and patola pairs carry the pattern instead. Nothing here is a jutti; these are dress shoes with an Indian surface.
Reception and formal wedding footwear
The reception is the strictest dress code of the week. Black shoes for men for wedding receptions means a plain brogue or Venetian loafer, no artwork, polished. Cedar and tan work where the suit is lighter. Save the printed pairs for sangeet and mehendi, where they read correctly.





