Traditionally, Oxfords are a simple shoe featuring a closed lacing system with the eyelet tabs stitched underneath the vamp, or on the top of the shoe, unlike the open lacing system of the Derby shoe . Although, most have the eyelets on the quarter, a whole-cut or seamless Oxford are the exceptions. Characterized with perforations on different parts of the shoe, Brogue Oxfords are fashionable and versatile option for office, party and formal wear. TYPES OF OXFORDS: WHOLE CUT OXFORD/ ONE-PIECE OXFORD This shoe is a variation on the classic oxford, constructed of a single piece of leather rather than various pieces sewn together. This style has only one seam connecting the piece of leather to the back of the shoe while maintaining the original oxford shape and signature “closed lacing.”. WINGTIP OXFORD: The Wingtip Oxford has a pointed toe cap with extensions called wingtips which extend along both sides of the shoe. Although technically an Oxford, it is generall...