Types of black men's shoes

1. Black patent shoes 

Black patent shoes are actually only tuxedo shoes. Some fashion experts believe that these shoes will also match formal outfits such as navy blue suits, but in our opinion, the models listed in point 2 are definitely better suited to these.

2. Cap-toe oxfords or aviators.

There is a saying that every man should have one of these black models in his wardrobe. These are black men's shoes that match both dark suits, e.g. black or navy blue, as well as coordinated sets. Even though, in our opinion, brown oxfords are better suited to semi-formal everyday outfits, wearing black shoes will not be a big mistake, and people accustomed to a conservative style of dressing will feel safe and comfortable in black men's oxford shoes - and that's the point. it works too. Another feature of black oxfords is the fact that there are occasions on which they cannot be replaced with other shoes - such as funerals or high-profile ceremonies held in the evening, wearing other shoes is considered a serious faux pas.

3. Brogue Oxfords

Brogues are decorations on the shoe - they can be delicate and located around the so-called stitching. quarter brogues, cover the entire toe of the shoe (half brogues) or the entire upper (full brogues). According to the principle that the more decorations on a shoe, the less formal it is - black brogueled oxfords are also men's shoes, although black ones are less formal. They will match everyday business suits, coordinated sets, and even smart casual styles (jeans and a jacket). This is a good choice for people who like men's black shoes but do not want them to give too formal a tone to the entire outfit.

4. Black monks and loafers 

In terms of formality, we place both of these black models on the same level. Let's just remember that in Italy, Spain, the south of France and the United States, a black loafer can replace even black cap-toe oxfords and is treated as an elegant and formal shoe. Many people have probably also read that Robert Lewandowski wore black monks to his tuxedo when he received the Ballon d'Or for the best football player in Europe.
Generally speaking, both loafers and monks are treated as shoes with a degree of formality ranging from casual to semi-formal. They will fit wherever we want to look elegant and stylish, but a high level of officialdom is not required. Both of these models can be called universal men's black shoes that match most styles.

5. Black boots 

The vast majority of men's leather winter shoes are brown. This is due to the fact that winter footwear is dominated by casual models, which are naturally combined with less formal colors. However, even among derby shoes made of pea leather, there are models patinated in black. Let's remember, however, that it is still a casual shoe, despite its formal color, and does not match classic, official suits. However, if you are looking for winter shoes that will match formal stylings, Classic Shoes offers very elegant, black men's leather aviators in black.

6. Black Chelsea boots 

Unlike black Chelsea boots, Chelsea boots in this color are quite common. These shoes can be both a stylish addition to jeans and complement elegant suit styles. Just like ankle monks, Chelsea boots are very universal shoes that look great both when made of brown suede and black grain leather. It is definitely worth having at least one model in your wardrobe.

As you can see, black men's shoes come in many models. Regardless of whether you need black, elegant aviators for your wedding tuxedo or solid boots for the winter cold, it is definitely worth visiting one of our showrooms in Warsaw or Gdańsk or our online store daray.info because you will definitely find your favorite black model in Classice. Shoes. Also call us at 790 507 208 - we will be happy to advise you and help you choose shoes and how to fit them to your foot.