Boat Shoes
Be ready for warm weather with a pair of timeless boat shoes. Nautical travel not required, the boat shoe is a simple, yet stylish, everyday deck shoe ready to pair with chino shorts.
Known variously as boat shoes, deck shoes, or top siders, these slip-on staples are an icon of men’s style. From practical origins, these nautical shoes transcended their original purpose to become fashionable footwear for the masses. Originally designed in the 1930s, the modern boat shoe was developed to provide sailors with footwear that would safely grip a ship’s deck, and repel water with their oil treated upper.
Contemporary styles remain true to the boat shoe’s heritage, featuring a stitched in, non-marking rubber sole that provides extra grip. The boat shoe is now an ultimate summer staple, with a low profile that lends itself to warmer weather. Previously only seen in neutral leather, deck shoes now come in a variety of colour ways and canvas options, to suit your style.
Though the name suggests it, a sea-worthy look is not a requirement. Pair navy leather boat shoes with a pale blue shirt and linen shorts for a casual cool vibe as the temperature rises - no socks required. For a departure from traditional corporate wear, pair boat shoes with cuffed chinos for a business casual look.
Boat Shoes
Be ready for warm weather with a pair of timeless boat shoes. Nautical travel not required, the boat shoe is a simple, yet stylish, everyday deck shoe ready to pair with chino shorts.
Known variously as boat shoes, deck shoes, or top siders, these slip-on staples are an icon of men’s style. From practical origins, these nautical shoes transcended their original purpose to become fashionable footwear for the masses. Originally designed in the 1930s, the modern boat shoe was developed to provide sailors with footwear that would safely grip a ship’s deck, and repel water with their oil treated upper.
Contemporary styles remain true to the boat shoe’s heritage, featuring a stitched in, non-marking rubber sole that provides extra grip. The boat shoe is now an ultimate summer staple, with a low profile that lends itself to warmer weather. Previously only seen in neutral leather, deck shoes now come in a variety of colour ways and canvas options, to suit your style.
Though the name suggests it, a sea-worthy look is not a requirement. Pair navy leather boat shoes with a pale blue shirt and linen shorts for a casual cool vibe as the temperature rises - no socks required. For a departure from traditional corporate wear, pair boat shoes with cuffed chinos for a business casual look.
