Shoes

This curation of everything from timeless loafers to polished oxfords will elevate your formal footwear rotation.

NOT YOUR USUAL COLORWAY
Black and brown can take a break as bold reds, pinks, metallics and unexpected greens bring a more expressive edge to footwear.

BACK TO BUSINESS
Back to the office, but make it stylish. These are the shoes that sharpen up the working wardrobe without feeling too formal.

THE SHOES WE CAN’T STOP THINKING ABOUT
The pairs currently taking up too much space in our heads. Less about trends and more about instinct, these are the shoes we genuinely want to wear right now and the ones we’d happily put on repeat.

THE BOAT SHOE IS BACK
From the deck to the street, the boat shoe is having a moment. Discover the season’s standout takes on the classic silhouette, from Timberland and beyond.

THE LOAFER, REWORKED
From timeless penny loafers to fresh takes on the classic silhouette, the loafer is back in rotation. Discover polished styles from Jacquemus, Sebago, Brunello Cucinelli, and more.

GOOD SHOES, UNDER $250
A great pair doesn’t have to break the bank. From everyday classics to more directional styles, discover some of our favorite shoes under $250.

THE SHOE THAT ALWAYS WORKS
A timeless staple, the derby continues to evolve. From polished leather pairs to chunkier, more directional silhouettes, these are the styles to know now.

ONE GOOD PAIR
Some shoes only get better with time. Discover the shoes worth investing in, from timeless craftsmanship to modern takes built for everyday wear.

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