An elegant man always makes a difference.It is already known, the one that is wrapped in a black suit with a tie and that gives off class wherever he steps on and who gives security to who you saw.Thus, men claim when they wear a suit for a special wedding or occasion, or the senior executives when they choose their best suit made for an important meeting.But a set of tailoring is nothing without shoes that are up.It is there where the Oxford shoe comes into play, the cord shoe with more class and that is always good to have at hand.Have you ever wondered where it comes from?Now we reveal it.

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Traditionally, Oxford shoes were made in leather and were quite flat.The shoe design is often smooth, but may include some ornament or small perforations such as the double stitching along the toe.Unlike the other main type of men with laces, the Derby shoe, the two leather fins with perforations for the laces are sewn next to the bottom of the shoe.On their origin there are several versions, being the most popular that places them in the town of Oxford, England, at the beginning of the 19th century.At that time, the students of the University were quite high boots, which around 1825 were cut, giving rise to Al Oxonian boot.This did not carry laces, but slots that allowed them easily.Over time, they were further cut and laces were added, giving rise to the shoe.

The term 'oxford shoe' appeared for the first time in 1946, when Joseph Sparkes Hall, inventor of the Chelsea boot.They are tied in the front because they have three or four holes'.Now, two centuries after its invention, the Oxford shoe continues in the shoemaker of every man with class, ready to be combined with all kinds of occasion costumes.You still don't have a couple?Well here are 15 pairs of oxford shoes for men who are trend today and always.