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Allen Edmonds Men's Park Avenue Cap-toe Oxford Dress Shoe, Oxblood, 11.5 E
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Allen Edmonds Men's Park Avenue Cap-toe Oxford Features
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Handcrafted in Port Washington, Wisconsin with imported materials
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Ultra-refined, premium European calfskin leather uppers
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Lace-up balmoral dress shoe
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Men's classic shoe that looks sharp and sleek dressed up or down
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Classic fit: Take your regular size
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360º bench welt construction for durability and stability
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Leather lined interior
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Single layer, vegetable-tanned leather soles give it a sleek, low profile
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CustomCork insoles that will mold to the unique shape of your foot
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GREAT FOR ALL OCCASIONS: Fashion dress oxford for men and mens lace up shoe are great for all occasions like weddings, events, meetings, parties, interviews, casual, walking, driving, daily dressing, office, shopping, dress, walking and working
About Allen Edmonds Men's Park Avenue Cap-toe Oxford
Product Description It doesn’t get much better than park avenue. As Allen Edmonds best-selling shoe for over three decades, this is the shoe that made Allen Edmonds the company that it is today. Worn by notable statesmen, chairmen of the board, heads of state and Leaders around the world, it is as tastefully serious as any shoe you could find. If you’re looking for that first Allen Edmonds shoe to start your collection, this would be a good place to start From the Manufacturer Founded in 1922, Allen-Edmonds Shoe Corporation manufactures premium men's footwear, accessories, and cedar products using the philosophy of quality, service and integrity. Taking shoemaking to the level of an art form, each pair of Allen-Edmonds shoes are carefully crafted by hand in a process that includes 212 separate production steps. No detail is too small, because supreme quality is the cornerstone of the Allen-Edmonds name.
