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A versatile choice for business and leisure alike: presenting the sewn-welted, handcrafted cap-toe Oxford in dark brown. Its traditional design exudes the understated appeal for which this type of classic British shoe is so well-known and loved. Moreover, it also features the Oxford’s distinctive closed five-eyelet lacing.
This shoe’s shaft consists of the finest, aniline-dyed leather, which develops a charming patina over time. The eponymous toe cap seam subtly relaxes the shoe’s look. Meanwhile, a durable double sole made of leather underscores the elegant appeal of this perennially popular men’s shoe model.
Last but certainly not least, this cap-toe Oxford was assembled around a last that gently tapers toward the front, making it perfectly suited for gentlemen with average-width or narrow feet.
Without Haste. Slow Fashion.
Today, as 140 years ago, only around 25 pairs of shoes are made each day. 300 work steps completed by hand and the finest materials, selected according to the principle that a premium shoe is made from premium components, define the difference between expensive and valuable.
Crafted by a master. Worn by an Expert.
Exclusive
Each day, only about 25 pairs of Dinkelacker shoes are made by the skilled hands of master craftsmen: this is one of them. As a result, Germany’s most exclusive men’s shoe brand is only available in limited qualities, from selected retailers or here in our online shop.
High-quality
Only the most sophisticated materials are used to make hand-crafted Heinrich Dinkelacker footwear. Moreover, each shoe spends six whole days on a last in our factory. This pays off for wearers, ensuring extreme durability and magnificent fidelity to fit that put this footwear in a league of its own.
Iconic
Heinrich Dinkelacker has gone further towards defining the Budapester than any other shoe brand. Some of our lasts have been in use for over 60 years. Our shoes feature striking and unique details that make them instantly recognisable to insiders, from top managers of stock-listed enterprises through to Berlin-based hipsters.