Three-quarter pair of oxblood wholecut Oxfords with black burnished toes and brown sole edges

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Oxblood Leather Wholecut Oxford Shoes
Hand-Finished Patina

Name: Oxblood Leather Wholecut Oxford Shoes — Hand-Finished Patina
Brand: Handsole
SKU: HS-P105
Price: 199.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Oxblood leather · Black burnished toe · Elongated almond forepart · Leather sole

An uninterrupted oxblood leather upper gives this wholecut Oxford its clean outline. Black burnishing deepens the toe, while black laces and a warm brown sole edge balance the red-burgundy finish. The elongated almond forepart keeps the silhouette refined without adding a cap seam or brogue pattern.

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Every listed US size is available made to order for this design.

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Elongated almond forepart — this shape defines the shoe's toe profile and internal volume. Choose any listed size and width for this design; we make the pair to your selected configuration.

Best for

Navy and charcoal suitsEvening tailoringDress occasions

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The lace closure lets you adjust the hold across the instep. Select your US size and D, E, EE or EEE width from your measurements rather than adding length to compensate for a wide forefoot. If closed-lacing dress shoes usually press over your instep, compare your measurements with the Handsole Fit Guide before ordering.

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An elongated almond forepart with a clean lace opening

The toe narrows gradually into an elongated almond shape. With no cap seam across the front, the wholecut upper emphasizes that length and taper. The visible outline describes the silhouette, rather than guaranteeing extra space inside; check that your toes have comfortable room through the forepart when standing.

✓ Elongated almond toe✓ Adjustable lace closureHigh instepForefoot width — check Fit Guide

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Why this oxblood wholecut Oxford exists

This design gives the colour and shape room to do the work. The wholecut upper leaves the vamp and quarters largely uninterrupted, so the oxblood finish can run across the shoe without a toe cap or decorative panel dividing it. Dark burnishing at the toe adds depth and frames the elongated almond forepart.

Wholecut Oxford · Oxblood patina · Black burnished toe

Black laces tie the darker toe into the rest of the upper, while the brown leather sole edge and layered heel add warmth below it. It offers a rich alternative for navy or charcoal tailoring and evening trousers when you want colour within a restrained dress-shoe silhouette. A leather outsole maintains the slim profile shown in the gallery.

Materials & Construction

Oxblood leather, a slim leather outsole and warm brown sole finishing give this wholecut its dress-shoe profile.

Upper

Oxblood leather with black toe burnishing

Continuous wholecut upper with a rear seam and black lace closure.

Lining

Leather lining

Brown interior lining visible around the opening.

Sole

Brown leather outsole

Branded leather outsole with a dark heel top lift, shown in the sole views.

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Insole

Handsole-branded footbed

Dark footbed with the Handsole label.

Hardware

Black laces

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Remove loose dust with a soft brush or clean cloth. Follow the care instructions for the specific leather and finish; suede, patent, patina and two-tone uppers may need different products. Test any suitable cleaner, cream or conditioner on an inconspicuous area first, and use separate clean applicators on contrasting colours. Condition only when the leather and finish need it, rather than on a fixed schedule. Let damp shoes dry naturally away from direct heat. Contact Handsole before attempting recolouring or using a treatment whose compatibility is uncertain.

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