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Half Brogue Oxford
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Brogueing is the description for the typical perforation, whereby a large hole alternates with two small ones. Half Brogues always have a straight shoe tip.
Oxford, describes the basic cut of the model whereby the opening of the lacing closes to a point.
The second important basic cut is the Derby. With the Derby, the shoe opens in the lacing with two flaps. An example for a Derby cut would be the Norwegian. |
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