Wildsmith Model 16 mens Oxfords in black patent
First introduced in the 1990s as part of the Wildsmith ready-to-wear collection, Model 16 is a study in refined simplicity. A clean-cut Oxford without a toe cap, it is designed to sit effortlessly beneath formalwear — the ideal companion to a dinner jacket or black-tie attire.
Crafted on a sleek, almond-shaped last, its elegant profile is complemented by a single leather sole with a closed-channel finish, free of welt stitching for a slimmer, more elevated appearance. The only embellishment: our signature diamond brogue detail on the heel — a discreet mark of Wildsmith identity.
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Wildsmith Model 16 mens Oxfords in black patent
Wildsmith Model 16 mens Oxfords in black patent
First introduced in the 1990s as part of the Wildsmith ready-to-wear collection, Model 16 is a study in refined simplicity. A clean-cut Oxford without a toe cap, it is designed to sit effortlessly beneath formalwear — the ideal companion to a dinner jacket or black-tie attire.
Crafted on a sleek, almond-shaped last, its elegant profile is complemented by a single leather sole with a closed-channel finish, free of welt stitching for a slimmer, more elevated appearance. The only embellishment: our signature diamond brogue detail on the heel — a discreet mark of Wildsmith identity.
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First introduced in the 1990s as part of the Wildsmith ready-to-wear collection, Model 16 is a study in refined simplicity. A clean-cut Oxford without a toe cap, it is designed to sit effortlessly beneath formalwear — the ideal companion to a dinner jacket or black-tie attire.
Crafted on a sleek, almond-shaped last, its elegant profile is complemented by a single leather sole with a closed-channel finish, free of welt stitching for a slimmer, more elevated appearance. The only embellishment: our signature diamond brogue detail on the heel — a discreet mark of Wildsmith identity.
