Core Brogues Men – Crimson

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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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Core Brogues Men – Crimson

Core Brogues Men – Crimson

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a different size for the Core Brogues in crimson?
No, take your normal EU size. The crimson Core Brogue shares the same true-to-size EU 39-48 last as the rest of the catalogue, with closed oxford lacing to tune the fit and a crimson cushioned interior that softens the first weeks of wear.
How do I look after red leather shoes?
Red leather asks for the same discipline as black: a soft dry cloth after wear, occasional conditioner, no standing moisture, and a shoe tree in a cool, dry place. The dye is deep in the hide, so the crimson holds rather than blushes out.
Is the crimson pair made to order too?
Yes. Like every Banjaaran Studio shoe, the Core Brogue in crimson is handcrafted in India after your order is placed, down to the toe medallion. That is what keeps every size available, from EU 39 to EU 48, year round.
When would I actually wear red dress shoes?
Weddings, festive evenings, and any event where a navy or black outfit needs one deliberate signal. The silhouette is a strict oxford brogue, so the formality carries the colour; you are wearing a proper dress shoe that happens to be crimson, not a costume piece.