Men’s shoes
You’ll love our men’s shoes pages. We’ve put together a great choice in styles and colours, for you to check out our most popular buys.
Leather shoes
Great for the office and formal wear, black is the top choice in leather shoes. Easy to wear, comfortable and, if you treat them properly, they’ll see you through many occasions. Team with casual trousers, T’s and sweaters, and add a jacket for a great weekend look.
Boots
A good alternative to shoes, men’s boots look classy, and never go out of fashion. Cowboy boots, Dr Martens, and leather lace ups and slip ons are still good choices. Wear your boots with jeans, or cords, or team with vintage or stone washed, cotton trousers for a casual look.
Wellies
Great for rainy days and as a fashion statement; don’t just go for the classic green and black wellies, try some of the funky new colours. Still reluctant to branch out from your regular black wellingtons? - go for navy, pale blue, or a novelty pair.
Flip flops and thongs
We love the choice in men’s flip flops and thongs, it gets better every year. Many men are enjoying cool and comfy feet, and all the benefits these open shoes provide. Leather thongs are classy, comfortable and look good with any outfit; looking especially good with casual pants and shirts. Flip flops are the essential holiday wear for the beach. Or use them instead of slippers for the hot months.
Sandals
A step up from flip flops and thongs, sandals should be an essential part of your summer wardrobe. Great with shorts and T’s, or casual trousers and shirts; they’re easy to wear and look great.
Trainers
Wonderfully versatile for casual wear, team your trainer with jeans, T’s and soft knits, or casual trousers and shirts. They’re comfortable and there are lots of brands to choose from. Once you’ve found a comfy pair you’ll never want to take them off.
Sports shoes
Running shoes, golf shoes, football boots or tennis shoes; these specialist shoes are a must if you’re serious about your game. It’s worth splashing out on a well made pair of sports shoes; they’ll support and protect your feet. So, although your regular trainers are comfy for everyday wear, they won’t be designed for your specialist sport.
