Introducing our exquisite Adelaide Oxford shoes, crafted from the finest Zonta Pewter museum calf leather. These shoes feature the Y03 last, designed with a chisel toe to enhance the elegant lines while maintaining a non-aggressive appearance.

The Adelaide Oxford style originated in England during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Named after Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, the Queen consort of King William IV, the shoe is distinguished by its unique U-shaped throat design, which sets it apart from other Oxford styles. Initially crafted for formal and semi-formal wear, the Adelaide Oxford gained popularity among the English gentry and later spread to Europe and America. Its sophisticated silhouette and meticulous craftsmanship made it a favorite among those who appreciate classic elegance and timeless style. Over the years, the Adelaide Oxford has evolved, incorporating modern elements to enhance comfort and fit while retaining its traditional charm and distinctive design.