Suede Derby

A suede derby with a plain toe and open lacing, offering a more relaxed alternative to the structure of an oxford. The charcoal gives the suede a cool, even depth that sits with quiet authority against the contrast sole edge. The last is rounded through the toe, with a leather welted sole that holds its shape through wear.

Suede leather is distinguished by its fine, velvety nap and natural suppleness, qualities that give it a hand unlike any woven fabric. With wear, the surface develops a depth and character entirely its own.