Crockett & Jones Lanark 3

Derby shoes are arguably the most versatile of all shoe styles, effortlessly bridging the gap between formal and casual attire. The Derby Brogue is easily the most recognizable variant, made popular with the introduction of the Country Brogue, which was developed for practical use in the fields. The manufacturing sequence of a Derby differs from that of an Oxford. The inner and outer quarters are stitched to a tab on either side of the upper, and the tongue is cut as part of the upper rather than as a separate piece. Often referred to as "open lacing."

Lanark 3, a derby shoe with a plain toe featuring blind stitching. Crafted from the finest black cavalry calf leather, it boasts an oversized lightweight Vibram rubber sole and a storm welt for better protection against the elements. Part of THE BLACK EDITIONS, a bold collection of English shoes influenced by Japanese style.

This calf leather features a special surface treatment for a highly polished finish, making it popular in the fashion industry. It pairs well with leather soles for dress shoes as well as with thick rubber soles for casual shoes. The VIBRAM sole, with its signature "Carrarmato," offers exceptional durability and grip, ideal for winter or late autumn. When combined with high-quality upper leathers like Scotch Grain, this modern sole elegantly complements traditional manufacturing methods in a functional way.