Collection: Footwear

How to choose from our footwear collection

This collection brings together a wide mix of shoes and boots, so the easiest way to narrow it down is to think about use before style name. Daily wear, travel, weekends, smarter occasions and outdoor use all place slightly different demands on footwear, and that usually tells you more than whether a pair is called a loafer, brogue or boot.

For regular walking and changeable weather, rubber-soled styles are often the practical choice. Leather soles usually make more sense when you want a cleaner, smarter look, while slip-on loafers, driving shoes and deck shoes are ideal when comfort and convenience matter most. If you want more support around the ankle or a sturdier feel underfoot, boots are often the better place to start.

A few practical pointers before you buy

• Use the filters to narrow by shoe type, sole, closure, brand and size rather than trawling the whole page from top to bottom.
• Check both your UK and EU size markings when filtering, especially if you are looking across different brands.
• If you need a roomier fit, it is worth browsing the men’s wide footwear collection rather than simply going longer in length.
• If you are buying leather or suede footwear, it is sensible to think about aftercare at the same time. A decent cleaner, brush or protector is cheaper than regretting a rainy Tuesday.

Who this collection suits

This is the right place to browse if you want to compare casual and formal options in one go. It suits shoppers looking for everyday loafers, deck shoes and sandals, as well as those after smarter shoes, supportive boots or something more season-specific. If you already know which department you want, you can go straight to men’s shoes & boots, ladies’ shoes & boots or men’s boots.

Useful related pages

For cleaning and maintenance, browse our shoe cleaning range or read the latest advice in our shoe care guides. They are well worth a look if you are choosing suede, nubuck or leather footwear and want the pair to keep its shape and finish properly.

Footwear FAQs

How should I narrow down a broad footwear collection?

Start with where and how often you will wear the pair, then use the filters for shoe type, sole, size, closure and brand to cut the range down sensibly.

Should I check both UK and EU sizes?

Yes. When using the size filters, it is best to check both your UK and EU size markings so you do not miss the right fit.

What is the difference between shoes and boots for everyday wear?

Shoes are often lighter and easier for all-day indoor use, while boots usually offer a bit more support, coverage and substance underfoot.

What should I buy alongside new footwear?

That depends on the material, but cleaners, brushes, protectors and proper storage all help good footwear last and look better between wears.