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Monkey boots are actually inspired by sneakers and are therefore a relatively casual way to wear boots.

As slip-on shoes, loafers are quick to put on and are primarily worn as seasonal shoes in summer. Here is an initial overview and information on several loafer variants.

Lace-up shoes are very common in classic menswear and beyond. Oxfords, Derbies, sneakers, and more - they all have practical lacing that helps the shoes sit quite well on the foot, even if their fit is not perfect.

Double Monk shoes have two buckles per shoe, making them even more ornate than those with a single buckle.

Derby boots are a very common type of boot that is often worn in autumn and winter. Thanks to the open lacing, the boot adapts quite well to your foot and therefore has a high chance of fitting securely - even if the fit isn’t perfect.

Are you looking for shoes you can wear pretty much anywhere? Or do you often have fit issues, making you want more room in the shoe? In both cases, Derby shoes might be exactly right for you.

If you like boots but they’re too much of a hassle to put on, then chukka boots might be for you. They’re a very good compromise between a boot and a low shoe, and they’re very comfortable and versatile.

Chelsea boots are fairly well-known ankle boots that are very practical to put on and take off. Depending on the color and upper leather, you can also use them very versatilely and cover many use cases with a single pair.

Buckle shoes are generally rare and stylistically more relaxed than many lace-up shoes. That makes them a refreshingly different option from what you usually know, and they will attract attention accordingly.

The term "brogue" refers to a shoe with perforated patterns, known as broguing. Here you’ll learn more about the different variations and why they’re ideal for casual wear.