Suede Oxford shoe

Oxford Oxfords are one of the most well-known and widespread models of classic shoes.
They found particular success in the 19th century among the students of the famous English college, from which they take their name, because they were worn as a form of protest against official uniform which required the use of uncomfortable high boots.
Today they are a symptom of elegance and style, both in formal and non-formal contexts, perfect under a dress but also matched with jeans.
Antonio Fusaro offers a modern, elegant and versatile version .
The upper is made of suede, without punching or decorative motifs, but only with visible stitching on the vamp. 
The sole is of the Dainite type, characterised by the presence of small recessed studs designed to improve adhesion and prevent dirt from sticking. Here it is possible to appreciate the attention to quality details, such as the contrast stitching, which ensure durability, and the half heel layered rubber and sole.