Brogue and Full Brogue processing is a type of shoe to which additional Broguering processing is applied, i.e., surface perforation for decoration purposes. Holes were introduced around the 30’s in England as elegant decorations (broguing). In reality, they have a very poor origin because they were holes made in the farmers’ shoes to drain the water that entered during the work in the fields.

Our Full Brogue model is derived from the Oxford model, with a modern and elegant reinterpretation of the design and characterized by the typical “W” design of the shoe’s toe.