Burgundy Shoes
Great shoes elevate everything, suits, casual fits, weekend looks. Oxfords, derbies, Chelsea boots, desert boots, clean trainers, loafers, outdoor footwear. From M&S, ASOS, and quality footwear brands, with preloved options where the leather has already broken in perfectly. Filter by type, colour, and size, or tell the AI stylist what you need. Preloved men's shoes on SO-ME are a smart choice, well-made leather shoes improve with age.
Products
13 products
Base London
Base London Men's York Brogue Shoe in Wine
£74.99
JUSTINREESS ENGLAND
JUSTINREESS ENGLAND Men's 'Lennox' Leather Canvas Ankle Boots in
£147.99
Goor
Goor Men's Twin Buckle Leather Brogues in Maroon
£27.00
Windsor Smith
Windsor Smith Men's Maroon Leather Combat Boots
£83.99
Charles Clinkard
Charles Clinkard Men's 'Grecian' Leather Slippers in Burgundy
£65.00
V.GAN
V.GAN Men's Date Mule Slippers in Maroon
£42.99
KG Kurt Geiger
KG Kurt Geiger Men's 'Gene' Leather Shoes in Wine
£79.00
Jones Bootmaker
Jones Bootmaker Burgundy Blake-Stitched Oxfords
£160.00
Amen Shoes
Amen Shoes Men's Clonmel Leather Monk Strap Shoes in Wine
£49.99
Goor
Goor Men's 5 Eye Wing Capped Oxford Brogues in Maroon
£40.00
Base London
Base London Men's Ascot Toe Cap Oxford Shoe in Wine
£74.99
Base London
Base London Men's Boulton Toe Cap Boot in Wine
£67.99
Base London
Base London Men's Flight 25 Brogue Shoe in Wine
£70.00
Frequently Asked Questions
What shoes does every man need?▾
Clean white trainers (most versatile casual shoe). Dark brown or black derbies for work and formal. Chelsea boots for smart-casual versatility. Comfortable loafers for warm weather. Four pairs covering roughly 90% of situations. Add brown boots, running shoes, and summer sandals as budget allows.
How do I care for leather shoes?▾
Cedar shoe trees after every wear to maintain shape and absorb moisture. Brush off dirt with a horsehair brush. Polish regularly. Rotate between at least two pairs to let each rest. A well-maintained leather shoe lasts years and actually looks better with age. Simple habits, big difference.
What is the difference between Oxfords and derbies?▾
Oxfords have closed lacing (eyelets stitched under the vamp), sleeker, more formal. Derbies have open lacing (panels on top), easier to adjust, slightly more casual. Derbies are more versatile for everyday. Oxfords are the formal choice for suits. If buying one pair, derbies cover more situations.