oxford
Classic dress shoe
An oxford is a type of low-heeled lace-up shoe with closed lacing, where the eyelet tabs are stitched under the vamp.
The style is classic and versatile, suitable for both casual and formal wear: He paired his suit with brown oxfords.
Oxford cloth is a basket-weave cotton fabric commonly used for button-down shirts: an oxford shirt. (Capitalized Oxford refers to the English university city.)
Perforated leather dress shoes
- lacesShoe-closing strings
- leatherTanned animal skin
- wingtipPerforated dress shoe
- formalFollowing strict protocol
dress shoes · saddle · loafers · polished · classic · menswear · balmoral · cordovan
Fabric for button-downs
- button-downCollar secured at points
- pinpointLocate with exactness
- basketweaveInterlaced strip pattern
- cottonPlant fiber for textiles
weave · durable · breathable · crisp · preppy · casual · tailored · chambray
brogues
Perforated leather dress shoes
formal · dress shoes · saddle · loafers · polished · classic · menswear · balmoral · cordovan · sole
shirting
Fabric for button-downs
- button-downCollar secured at points
- pinpointLocate with exactness
- basketweaveInterlaced strip pattern
cotton · weave · durable · breathable · crisp · preppy · casual · tailored · chambray · fabric
- footwearboot, shoes, sandal, boots, pumps
- Sheepewe, ram, lamb, merino, fleece
- shirtsdress shirt, flannel shirt, linen shirt, denim shirt, cotton shirt
- telaslino, nylon, denim, organza, tweed
- topst-shirt, shirt, tank top, polo, tee
- shoemakingcobbler, cordwainer, cobbling, last, shoe lasts
- Oxford UniversityEngland's oldest academic institution
- oxford shirtsCasual woven dress tops
- Oxford shoesFormal lace-up footwear
- Oxford DictionaryAuthoritative English word reference
- saddle oxfordsTwo-tone lace-up shoes
- Oxford English DictionaryAuthoritative English language reference