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Derby shoes give you that smart formal look without being quite as rigid as Oxfords. The key difference? Open lacing. The eyelet tabs are stitched on top of the vamp rather than underneath, which means they're a bit more forgiving if you've got wider feet or higher insteps.
They originated as sporting and hunting boots in the 1850s (named after the Earl of Derby), but they've evolved into a proper dress shoe that sits just below Oxfords on the formality scale. That makes them brilliant for those who need versatile shoes that work across multiple settings.
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