Nakoda Longwing Blucher in Blackwatch and Navy

One brogue panel runs from the toecap of the Nakoda all the way back to the heel without a break. That extended wing is what makes a longwing blucher its own shoe rather than a full brogue.

Blackwatch sartorial and navy painted calf divide the upper between them, both dark enough that the perforation reads as texture rather than pattern. The two panels meet along the wing, so the shoe changes character depending on which side the light reaches first. A commando sole is fitted underneath. The shoe is built on the Zurigo last, rounded at the toe for the traditional English look. Handmade throughout.

The longwing blucher covers formal occasions and office wear alike, and the commando sole under this one quietly adds weather to that list. It is the pair to keep for the months when the ground is not cooperating, and it looks better the heavier the trousers above it get.