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Men's Leather Shoes
A good pair of leather shoes is the finishing touch that makes an outfit. Whether you are dressing for a wedding, heading to the office, or putting together a smart-casual look, our men's leather shoes cover formal, business and everyday wear in leather and suede finishes.
Find the right style
The collection covers the classic shapes:
- Oxford & derby dress shoes — sleek, formal styles that pair perfectly with a suit for weddings and business.
- Wingtip brogues — detailed, characterful shoes that work for both formal and smart-casual outfits.
- Loafers & moccasins — easy slip-on styles in suede and leather for a relaxed, refined finish.
- Chukka boots — smart ankle boots in polished leather and suede for a sharp seasonal look.
- Patent & tuxedo shoes — high-shine styles made for black-tie and evening occasions.
Colours & materials
Choose from timeless black and brown through to tan, navy, grey, beige and ivory. Made in leather and suede finishes, there is a pair to suit any outfit — black Oxfords and patent styles for formal wear, and softer tan and suede shades for a relaxed, smart-casual look.
Fit & care
Leather shoes should fit snugly with a little room at the toe, and will soften and mould to your feet with wear. To keep them looking their best, wipe off dirt after wearing, polish regularly, and let them dry naturally away from direct heat. Check each product's size guide before ordering.
Complete the look
Pair formal Oxfords or brogues with a men's wedding suit or suit, or wear loafers and suede styles with chino trousers for a smart-casual look. Browse more styles in our brogues & Oxford shoes, loafers and boots.
Every order comes with free UK delivery and free UK tracked returns, with worldwide shipping available.
Men's leather shoes — FAQs
What shoes should I wear with a suit?
Black Oxford or derby shoes are the classic choice for formal suits, while brown and tan leather styles work well with less formal or lighter-coloured suits. Brogues suit tweed and check suits.
Brown or black shoes — which should I choose?
Black is the most formal and is standard for black-tie and dark suits. Brown and tan are more versatile for business and smart-casual wear, though they are not worn with black-tie.
How do I care for leather shoes?
Wipe off dirt after each wear, polish regularly to protect the leather, and allow them to dry naturally away from heat. Using shoe trees helps them keep their shape.