Silas has gotten together with George Cox to work on a Saddle Ox Shoe for their Fall/Winter 2010 Collection. They present two colorways of the shoe, both featuring suede uppers with wingtip accents and the Silas logo embossed on the heel. The shoes are now available from Calif.

Take a more detailed look at them after the jump.

Japanese footwear brand Cause has teamed up with UK footwear brand George Cox on a series of shoes. The line-up includes the Work Rubber Soled Boots, the Tassel Loafer Emboss and the 2D-Ring. Basically the Japanese brand took classic silhouettes by George Cox and added their own flavor to it, while keeping it simple in terms of colors. The footwear is now available at Flauge.

Detailed images of all three shoes follow after the jump.

Sneaker Type Shoe. Their words, not ours. Anyways, British shoemaker George Cox is working with the Japanese folks at Bal for the third, this round coming up with a more original silo. “Original” of course is to be taken lightly, as we’re clearly looking at a Half-Cab meets Creeper with bit of horsehair and D-rings thrown in. A valiant effort. These come out in November.

More looks after the jump.

Oki-Ni has received some exclusive new styles from George Cox. Among the release you find a Chukka and most interesting, a new hiking mid top sneaker. The sneakers are made of very high end materials, including suede uppers with pony hair heel details, as well as an all white leather version. The sneakers are now available here.

Detailed images of the exclusive Oki-Ni styles by George Cox follow after the jump.

Waste(twice) enlisted master shoemaker George Cox for two custom Long Wing Tip make ups. Offered in two-tone black and white or tan suede, each pair is completed with a red brick sole. Available now from Cueve. (Zozo.)

More images of the George Cox for Waste(twice) Long Wing Tip follow after the click.

Japanese brand NEXUSVII® continues their on-going collaboration with shoemaker George Cox. For Spring/Summer 2010 they present the Straight Chip in three colorways. The shoes comes with patent leather accents, with other parts on the upper coming in fur, perforated leather or smooth leather. Also they present two types of soles on the shoe – a classic crepe sole and an air unit sole with a yellow stitch detail. Both brand logos have been placed with a gold foil print on the in-sole.

The NEXUSVII® x George Cox Straight Chip is now available in three colorways at NEXUSVII® retailers.

A detailed look follows after the jump.

NEXUSVII® worked with George Cox on a pair of muted-camo Dress Shoes. The uppers are constructed of 100% leather and are offset by a tan lining, black crepe sole and silver eyelets. Classic look in an offbeat color. For those with a Japanese connection, they’re now in at Potential.

More looks at the NEXUSVII® x George Cox Dress Shoes after the click.

In an interesting collaboration UCS gets together as part of their Fall/Winter 2009 Collection with George Cox. Together they worked on the Rubber Sole Trekking Boots, which look a little like a Chukka turned trekking boot. They come in navy and white and are now available in the UCS online store.

More detailed images of the George Cox x UCS Rubber Sole Trekking Boots follow after the jump.

A nice collaboration is coming from Victim and shoemaker George Cox. They worked on a more dressy version of the Chukka boot. It comes in three colorways, with suede uppers and a black gum sole. Overall a very solid shoe, perfect for this coming Fall season.

Detailed images of the Victim x George Cox Chukka Boot follow after the jump.

The other day we showed you the Cause x Hysteric Glamour Moccasin Boots. Here comes another interesting shoe from the Japanese brand – the Tassle Loafer. They worked with George Cox on the shoe, which was made in England to ensure the highest quality standards. The details on the upper are impressive, but we would prefer a tinner sole. It is available in all black and in black/white at Flauge.

More images of the Cause Tassle Loafer by George Cox follow after the jump.