
Stacy Adams · Black
Stacy Adams Dickinson Cap-Toe Oxford
A traditional cap-toe Oxford with a clean, formal profile and practical budget positioning.
Ceremony to dance floor
Choose by dress code, suit color, venue surface, and the hours you will be standing.
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Stacy Adams · Black
A traditional cap-toe Oxford with a clean, formal profile and practical budget positioning.

Jousen · Black
A high-shine lace-up reserved for tuxedos and deliberately formal evening dress.

Bruno Marc · Black
Classic open-lacing derby with a cushioned latex insole and TPR outsole.

Florsheim · Black
A smooth-leather cap-toe Oxford with Suedetec lining, a removable molded EVA footbed, and a rubber outsole.

Stacy Adams · Navy
A burnished cap-toe Oxford with a removable comfort footbed and a classic stacked-heel profile.

Florsheim · Black
A streamlined patent-leather Oxford with a plain toe and a cushioned footbed for special occasions.
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