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The Enduring Appeal of Lace-Ups and Oxfords

Few styles carry the quiet authority of a well-made lace-up. The Oxford, defined by its closed lacing and clean silhouette, has long been the benchmark of formal footwear, while the Derby and the brogue offer a softer, more relaxed register for the modern man. Across each, it is craftsmanship that sets the finest examples apart: full-grain and patent leathers, hand-finished welts, and a fit that only improves with wear. These are shoes designed to be lived in and looked after, the dependable cornerstone of a considered wardrobe within our edit of men's designer shoes.

From the Boardroom to the Occasion

A polished Oxford is the natural partner to tailoring, lending precision to a suit for the office, a wedding or a black-tie evening. Lace-ups in tonal leather move just as comfortably into smart-casual territory, worn with chinos or selvedge denim for a look that feels deliberate without trying too hard. When the occasion turns sharper, our designer boots bring the same refinement with a little more weight; when the day calls for ease, our designer sneakers and warm-weather designer sandals complete a wardrobe built to carry a man from season to season.

Investing in Footwear That Lasts

What should I wear with Oxford shoes?

Oxfords are at their best with tailoring, from a crisp suit to dress trousers and a fine-knit. Black Oxfords suit formal settings, while brown and burgundy tones bring versatility to smart-casual looks.

What is the difference between an Oxford and a Derby?

The distinction lies in the lacing. An Oxford has a closed lacing system stitched beneath the vamp for a sleek, formal finish, while a Derby features open lacing that sits on top, offering a roomier fit and a more relaxed character.

Shop Men's Lace-Ups and Oxfords at MARAIS

MARAIS brings the most sought-after luxury labels to Australia, curated for the man who values quality and longevity. Explore our lace-ups and Oxfords alongside the wider world of men's luxury designer fashion, and invest in footwear made to be worn, again and again.