Ikat Oxford Brogues Men – Coal

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Finding your size

Order the size you normally wear. Every size here shows US, EU and UK together, so there is nothing to work out.

Between sizes? We do not make half sizes, so take the larger one. Leather softens as you wear it, so a slightly roomy pair settles in. A tight pair stays tight.

A sneaker is not shaped like a loafer. But every style is sized the same way, so whatever you take in one, you take in all of them.

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Ikat Oxford Brogues Men – Coal

Ikat Oxford Brogues Men – Coal

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Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 4 reviews.

The shoes arrived on schedule for delivery. They are just as perfect as they are on the website.

Ikat Oxford Brogues Men – Coal

Frequently Asked Questions

Do the Ikat Oxford Brogues need breaking in?
Very little. They run true to size on the EU 39-48 last with a cushioned footbed under a red leather lining, so order your usual EU size and expect the leather to ease within a few wears; the ikat panel itself never needs breaking in.
How do I clean shoes with an ikat fabric panel?
Dry care only: wipe both the black leather and the black-and-white ikat weave gently with a soft, dry cloth, keep the pair well away from excess moisture, and never machine wash it. Stored in a cool, dry place, the handloom pattern keeps its edge.
Is each Ikat brogue pair made fresh in India?
Yes, we handcraft the pair after your order: the wingtip broguing, the closed lacing, and the ikat panel are assembled to order rather than warehoused, keeping the whole EU 39-48 run permanently available.
What makes ikat different from a printed pattern?
Ikat is dyed into the yarns before the cloth is woven, so the pattern lives inside the fabric with its signature feathered edges; a print sits on the surface. On the coal Ikat brogue that means genuine Indian textile heritage on an otherwise formal oxford.