Classic Shoes Matching: Bullock Shoes (Brogue)

Originate from England In sixteenth Century, Scottish and Irish people wore shoes when they worked in highlands, and then became the British gentlemen's hunting or walking. The traditional Brogue toe cap has exquisite flower pin hole patterns, and is originally stiff. Triple junction Turn into a graceful flank.

　　 1. Origin

After nineteenth Century, Brogue became a popular footwear for men and women in Europe and America. The toe part is still punched, and the originally hard three joint has evolved into a graceful flank, shaped like "W", while the side extension is like the wings of a bird, so it is also called the "wind wing". At this point, Brogue has become a symbol of gentlemen, with formal suits, appearing in formal social occasions.

Nowadays, Brogue is no longer restricted to men's shoes, but also women's favorite retro shoes.

The British shoe brand Trickers, founded in 1829, still focuses on the production of Bullock shoes.

　 2, big classic

　　 Bullock shoes It is a girl with a neutral style; like Boyfriend style MM, wearing Bullock shoes with a wide shirt can also wear sexy; usually wearing a suit or a suit of MM, Bullock will make your dress more colorful.

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Oxford (Niu Jinxie):1830 years, the standard style of Oxford shoes was created by John Lobb shoe workshop, from half boots to leather shoes that are less than ankles, and the difference from Brogue is that the vamp is covered by two pieces of leather to cover the tongue.

Derby (Derby shoes) uses two outer ears (or outer wings). After shoelaces are tied, shoes can still be seen. There are gaps between the two pieces of shoes, which are not completely healed. The tongue and vamp are linked together. More suitable for business and other formal occasions.

Monk (monk shoes): as a branch of Brogue, in fifteenth Century, it was designed by Italy monks. The biggest feature is that there is a broad horizontal belt on the vamp, usually decorated with metal buckles, which is called Monk-strap, which can adjust the distance. Because Mork is mostly used for men's shoes, there are not many brands introduced here.