Men's Black Semi Brogues

Our semi brogues are an excellent halfway-house between formal toecaps and decorative brogues. These can give a sleek look to formal outfits but are just as comfortable when dressing down, offering a similar level of versatility to other brogues.

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    Dress to impress with one of our traditional black semi-brogues. As part of our classic collection, you will know you will be at the height of sophistication with these sleek black semi-brogues. 

    Browse our black semi-brogues

    The stylish straight-toe cap with punched medallion detail on our semi-brogues gives you a hint of decorative perforations compared to the highly decorated full-brogue. We finish our semi-brogues in fine calf leather with a leather lining and a leather insole so your feet will be completely comfortable. With our Goodyear welted leather or dainite sole and heel, our shoes will last you for years to come.

    Semi-brogues for the sophisticated gentleman

    Our black semi-brogues go well with a suit because of their sleek design and finish, perfect for the office or special occasions. But for a more smart-casual look, you can wear them with chinos, jeans or moleskin trousers. For more colour options, discover our brown semi-brogues.

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