Formal Shoes for Men - New Collection

The first introduction of shoes, in general, is said to be at least 40,000 years old. The origin of official shoes for men, however, is often credited to English culture and is said to have originated in Scotland. It is said that those shoes were originally known as Balmorals, named after the Balmoral Castle. They had side slits that evolved with time and were styled into side laces and eventually to the top of the foot.

Shoes for formal dresses are every man’s adored accessory. With so many brands and styles to pick from, it is often inevitable to be in a fix as to what to wear and how to style or pair different types of men’s formal shoes. Let us simplify it for you with our top-notch range of branded formal shoes for men.

There are hardly a dozen categories of formal shoes for men that are worth considering. Oxfords, Derbys, monk straps, and loafers are some of the most common types. Brogues are considered to be semi formal, but they must be considered. Whichever be your choice, a pair of handcrafted designer formal shoes from Escaro Royalé is sure to make you stand out from the crowd.

Men’s formal wear shoes include Oxford shoes, Derby, Monkstrap shoes, to name a few. They can be differentiated depending upon their stitching, lace caps, straps, etc. For instance, Oxfords are the most popular type of men’s formal shoes, which have closed lace caps. Derby’s are known to have lace caps that are open. Monk styles are distinct in their design with the use of straps instead of laces. They can come in single, double straps, or triple straps. You can explore from our endless collection to pick the one that feels to be the right one for you.

Good quality footwear can last anywhere between 2 to 5 years. Some high-quality shoes can even last up to 10 years. The most important factors for the long life of formal shoes are the material, build quality, and maintenance. Every Escaro Royalé shoe is Blake-stitched or Goodyear welted and made from Italian or Argentinean leather, thus ensuring the highest quality & durability. If you are treating them with care, they can definitely serve you for a long time.

You can wear them if you can pull it off well! You can definitely try to pair your formal shoes with something casual like jeans. The key is to keep it balanced. For instance, baggy and loose pants won’t give the best appeal with formal footwear. Go for something slim or regular fitted instead which has a tapered look. Go for shoes that have more casual appeal than those on the more formal end. For example, Derby can be a better option than Oxford style formal shoes.

Shoelaces are claimed to have originated in ancient times around 2000 B.C. in Greek and Roman cultures. They have definitely evolved a lot over these centuries and for good. A shoe with shoelaces can safely be teamed up with a suit and trousers. Lace less shoes can go with business casuals for once but still fall on the more casual end of the spectrum. It’s always wise and safe to keep a laced pair of Black or brown formal shoes tidied up for formal events.