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Kayden Suede Derby Shoes

  • £49.00

    Was £99.00

Kayden Suede Derby Shoes - KAYDEN / 321 656

Brown Suede

Sand Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

Kayden Suede Derby Shoes - KAYDEN / 321 656

Brown Suede

Sand Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

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Kayden Suede Derby Shoes - KAYDEN / 321 656

Brown Suede

Sand Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Brown Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Navy Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

Sand Suede

Jones Bootmaker

Kayden Suede Derby Shoes

  • £49.00

    Was £99.00

Colour
Brown Suede
Sand Suede
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DESCRIPTION

Classic and understated, the Kayden Derby shoe is a go-to style for smart and casual settings alike. Crafted from beautiful quality leather suede, the lace up shoes are lined with full leather internals and sit upon a flexible rubber outsole for a comfortable fit.

REF: KAYDEN

Order Code: 321 656

Gender: Male

Upper: Leather

Insole: Leather

Sole: Other

Width: Standard  (F fitting)




What does it mean?

Derby


Striking the balance between smart and casual, the Derby shoe offers a more relaxed footwear option.

Differing from the Oxford shoe, the Derby is constructed with an open-lace system that gives further freedom of movement, the quarters are stitched on the upper of the shoe, then the tongue is cut as part of the vamp.

Although the true origin of the Derby shoe is unclear; some believe Prussian Officer, Gebhard Leberecht von Blucher is responsible for creating Derby fronted boots for his troops in the Napoleonic Wars. The Derby shoe rose to fashion in the 1850’s, popular amongst gentlemen with pastimes of hunting and has since grown to become a recognised silhouette for smart casual footwear collections through town and into the city.

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