Cheaney Edwin Two Tone Oxford Brogue in Mocha Calf/Brown Canvas

The classic styling of a brogue is elevated by Edwin's two-tone appearance, subtley interweaving texture and colour in this highly versatile shoe. The interplay between canvas and leather adds a touch of individuality and its rich shades increase its wearability with a variety of colour options.

What is the origin of Spectator Shoes?

Although they were too striking for the taste of the British gentlemen, it was in the United States during the 1920s and 1930s that spectator shoes achieved their greatest popularity. Typically constructed from two contrasting colours and also referred to as the co-respondent shoe, this style had a great presence in the Jazz music scene, later influencing gangster movies and finally, leaping in to mainstream gentlemen's fashion around the globe.

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