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Oxford Shoes · Men's Patent Leather Cap-Toe Oxford

Men's Patent Leather Cap-Toe Oxford
Patent Leather

Name: Men's Patent Leather Cap-Toe Oxford — Patent Leather
Brand: Handsole
SKU: HS-P062
Price: 249.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Black or brown patent leather · Cap toe · Chisel-square profile

One disciplined cap-toe Oxford in two high-gloss colors, combining closed lacing, an unbrogued upper and a crisp chisel-square toe.

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Choose color, US size and width. We make this pair for your order in 7–10 working days, then ship worldwide in 5–7 days.

US Size Size guide →

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

Width

Last Shape What's a last? →

Chisel-square toe profile — 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

Black tieFormal weddingsEvening tailoringNavy and charcoal suits

Fit Confidence

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Patent leather has little give and closed Oxford lacing offers limited instep adjustment, so choose both length and width from measurements.

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How this patent Oxford fits

The toe is elongated with a chisel-square front. Patent leather stretches far less than ordinary calf, while closed Oxford lacing gives less instep adjustment than a Derby. The correct width matters from the first wear.

Choose from D, E, EE and EEE widths using measurements from both feet. Address a high instep or broad forefoot with width rather than added length.

✓ Black tie✓ Formal weddings✓ Evening tailoring✓ Navy and charcoal suitsPatent has limited stretchClosed lacing — check instep fit

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One polished Oxford, two formal colors

Patent leather already carries visual weight, so the pattern remains restrained: a straight cap seam, closed lacing and no brogue perforations. Black creates the traditional black-tie expression; deep brown keeps the same high-shine structure with a warmer relationship to navy, charcoal and taupe tailoring.

Black patent or brown patent · Same pattern and construction

The chisel-square toe gives both colors a crisp architectural front. Hand-welted construction and a closed-channel leather outsole keep the underside as considered as the reflective upper.

Materials & Construction

High-gloss patent leather, tan leather lining and a hand-welted closed-channel leather outsole.

Upper

Patent leather

High-gloss patent leather offered in black or deep brown.

Lining

Tan leather

Leather lining visible throughout the shoe interior.

Sole

Leather outsole

Closed-channel stitching keeps the sole thread concealed for a clean formal finish.

Construction

Hand-welted, closed channel

Resoleable hand-welted construction with concealed outsole stitching.

Insole

Leather footbed

Leather insole finished with a woven Handsole label.

Hardware

None

Traditional closed lace system with no metal hardware.

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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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