Leather Shoes – Men’s Coordinate Special by Type! Focusing on 10 types of leather shoes, we introduce examples of how to wear them.

Wingtip shoes with an outside shuttlecock to enhance the sports-casual look of your outfit

Wingtip shoes and full brogue shoes have always been positioned as sporty, but the casual taste is even stronger when they are made with an external shuttlecock. They can be worn with a shirt on a day off, or as a business style accessory if your job allows it.

The above gentleman was also snapped on a different day. He appeared before us wearing a linen gilet, dress pants, and a sporty gusseted cut and sew.

Black full brogue shoes add a martial spirit to the jacket style!

We picked up the casual down-do with a knit polo over jacket shorts. As if anticipating the softer atmosphere than when wearing a dress shirt, black wingtips were set on the feet. This is a good example of a good balance of softness and military spirit.

Burgundy wingtips with a strong presence contrast well with navy suits!

Navy suit with burgundy wingtips. The choice of a suit with a strong color contrasts with the leather shoes. The key point is that although the coordination is based on a gorgeous line, the balance is maintained without giving the impression of being TOO MUCH.

Add a masculine touch to your fall/winter dress coat styling. Wingtip shoes are also versatile and go well with thin pants!

The tapered slacks accentuate the massive feeling of the wingtips on the feet in this coordination. The use of brown color everywhere creates an atmosphere of adult sexiness. Only these leather shoes can make an effective move to highlight the martial spirit of the shoe by suppressing the dressiness with maintenance that does not dare to produce a luster.