“Broguing” typically refers to the perforations on the top of the shoe, common in England, Ireland and Scotland, which differentiates brogues from other low-heeled working shoes like Oxfords ...

and wingtips (brogues with a W-shaped piece of leather stitched across the toe—all wingtips are brogues, but not all brogues are wingtips) are generally subspecies of Oxfords and derbies.

Besides being an option for formal events, Oxford shoes can also be optimal for casual ... Filled with English charm and edgy style, the Oxford brogues delivered by the partnership are anything ...