In the final entry to the 'The Shoe Styles I've Known of' series, we look at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of Field Boots.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of Tassel Loafers, at three price ranges.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of Plain Toe Bluchers, at three price ranges.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of Chukka Boots, at three price ranges.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of Norwegian spilt-toe derbies, at three price ranges.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of semi brogue Adelaide oxfords, at three price ranges.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of whole-cut Chelsea boots, at three price ranges.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of penny loafers, at three price ranges.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of full brogue derbies, at three price ranges.

Looking at the origins, styling, and available shoe models of cap-toe oxfords, at three price ranges.

Looking at the construction, the uppers leather, and other materials used in shoemaking; and what to expect at different price ranges.

Introducing our latest series — The Shoes I've Known of.

The balance between leg openings and shoe shapes is, perhaps, one of the most overlooked aspects in terms of styling.

One of the most predominant sustainable fashion ideals is to own more for less, thus resulting in its strong emphasis on the versatility of each and every single piece of garment, accessory, and footwear. While there are no major fallacies that are associated with this logic, a considerable amount of its advocates often fall short in assuming everyone shares the same style, if not campaign for the white T-shirt and blue denim trousers combination, due to its presumed 'timeles

Guide to wearing neckerchiefs in menswear.

Knowing your personal image is constructive for building a sustainable wardrobe. In this article, I approach this from a tailor-style angle.

Ever thought ready-to-wear ties are just too long or short? This guide will address how to get the right tie length.

Gray Flannel is undoubtedly the most versatile cloth you could use for suitings. Click here to learn more about what I have to say about it.

Building a Wardrobe from a Sustainability Perspective with an emphasis on colors.

This is the introduction to the series 'Building a wardrobe from a sustainability perspective'.