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Aristocracy Shoes

Aristocracy is Banjaaran Studio's homage to the distinguished gentlemen of yesteryears: nine pairs named for the ranks of India's old courts, Nawab to Nizam, cut as oxford brogues and slip-on loafers in cedar, olive, and coal. The refinement is real, the grace unyielding, and every pair is built after you order it.

Nawab Oxford Brogues Men – Cedar

$130.00

Designer tan brown oxford brogues for men, handcrafted in leather with a wingtip toe and...

Sartaj Oxford Brogues Men

$140.00

Men's black oxford brogues in croc-embossed leather, a wingtip lace-up with heavy broguing and a...

Mirza Oxford Brogues Men

$140.00

Men's black oxford brogues in crocodile-embossed leather, a wingtip lace-up with heavy broguing and a...

Wazir Loafers Men – Cedar

$120.00

Men's brown leather dress loafers in a warm cedar tan, a slip-on with a wingtip...

Maharaja Oxford Brogues Men – Cedar

$125.00

Men's brown leather oxford brogues in a warm tan finish, a wingtip lace-up with heavy...

Maharaja Oxford Brogues Men – Olive

$125.00

Men's green leather oxford brogues in a rich olive shade, a wingtip lace-up with heavy...

Nizam Loafers Men – Olive

$120.00

Men's designer olive green loafers, a slip-on with a wingtip toe, fine brogue perforations, and...

Nizam Loafers Men – Cedar

$120.00

A luxury men's slip-on loafer in rich cedar-brown leather, wingtip-cut with a brogue medallion and...

Nizam Loafers Men – Coal

$120.00

Men's classic black leather loafers, a slip-on with a wingtip toe, fine brogue perforations, and...

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What are old money style shoes?

Old money style in footwear means quiet construction, natural leather, and shapes that predate the sneaker era: oxford brogues, plain slip-on loafers, nothing that shouts. This page is that wardrobe in nine pairs, cut in cedar, olive, and coal rather than the expected black and tan. It suits the buyer who wants the look worn softly; if loud is your language, the studio's animal print loafers live on their own page.

Are these vintage dress shoes or new makes?

New, every time: each pair is cut after the order lands, so nothing here has sat in a warehouse since the fifties, it only dresses like it might have. The patterns borrow from the era when brogues were court wear, the build is current, and the soles are made for streets rather than display cases. Vintage hunters wanting true deadstock should haunt the fairs; buyers wanting the manner without the mileage are in the right place.

The names are the story: Nawab, Nizam, Maharaja, Wazir, Mirza, Sartaj, six ranks of India's princely courts, each drawn in-house and built as its own pair. The crocodile texture on Mirza and Sartaj is embossed into genuine leather, no exotic skins, and the palette stays courtly: cedar, olive, coal. When the occasion outranks the wardrobe, the full benches sit at oxford brogues and men's dress loafers.

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What do the Aristocracy names mean?

They are ranks and honorifics from India's princely courts: Maharaja and Nawab ruled states, the Nizam ruled Hyderabad, a Wazir ran the ministry, Mirza and Sartaj are titles of nobility and distinction. Each pair carries the temperament of its title, which is why the plainest shoe in the room is named Nizam and the most patterned carry courtlier airs.

Is the crocodile on the Mirza and Sartaj real?

No, and deliberately so: the texture is embossed into genuine leather, so you get the scale pattern of the courtly crocodile brogue without exotic skins. It reads formal at a distance and honest up close. If untextured is your preference, the Nizam and Wazir keep the same quiet lasts with smooth faces.

How dressy do the Aristocracy pairs run?

Suit-formal at the dark end, weekend-easy at the light: the coal Nizam and the black croc Mirza sit under tailoring, while the cedar and olive pairs relax to blazers and good denim. Nothing here is a sneaker or a slipper; the range lives between those poles. The studio's full formal bench sits at men's dress shoes.

Why cedar, olive, and coal instead of black and brown?

Because the courts this line honours never dressed in safe defaults: cedar is the studio's brown with red in its blood, olive is the parade ground, coal is its black. All three sit easily with navy, grey, and cream. If regulation black is the brief, the studio keeps a full page of black leather shoes.

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Nawab Oxford Brogues Men – Cedar

Sartaj Oxford Brogues Men

Mirza Oxford Brogues Men

Wazir Loafers Men – Cedar

Maharaja Oxford Brogues Men – Cedar

Maharaja Oxford Brogues Men – Olive

Nizam Loafers Men – Olive

Nizam Loafers Men – Cedar

Nizam Loafers Men – Coal

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