Lemargo

Posted on April 8, 2022 By Eva Robinson Fashion

Lemargo is a proudly family-owned Italian company in the Marche region. It’s one of those artisan footwear companies that stand the test of time.

The Lemargo brand was founded in 2016 to renew production and refresh its style slightly. Their logo is made up of the back, an iron segment placed under the sole that serves as the foundation of each shoe’s structure. They practically decided to extract and display the shoe’s sole, which was both a winning and vaguely poetic idea.

This new brand carries the name of an aquatic animal, a finless shark that recalls the little back placed under the shoes and remembers that all the brand’s shoes are garment-dyed, and the result is always extraordinary. The colours and washes make each shoe different from the other; even the packaging is unique- the shoes are packed in cotton bags before being placed in dyeing drums. They are handmade shoes with extreme care and under the dictates of the Italian footwear tradition.

Lemargo Men’s Products

Oxford Shoes

Named after a shoe that became popular at The University of Oxford in the 1800s, Oxford shoes are today one of the fashion’s few no-brainers you reach for whenever you need to look smart. Sitting under your ankle, featuring a low heel and a lacing system that is stitched closed at the bottom, Lemargo men’s oxford is a synonym for timelessness and utmost quality. Whether you opt for brogues or more formal Oxford shoes, you can choose from several types of men’s oxford shoes from this brand.

Plain-Toe Oxford

The plain-toe is unquestionably the cleanest and most elegant version of the Oxford shoe, and as such, it is also the most formal. When rendered in patent leather, it’s the go-to choice for black tie events. It’s distinguished by a lack of detail, giving it a sleek profile that extends the appearance of trousers.

Cap-Toe Oxford

The cap-toe is the most common incarnation of the Oxford shoe, and it is to business attire what the plain toe is to evening wear. The style is named after the production technique, which involves stitching an additional piece of leather over the toe.

Wingtip Oxford

The wingtip Oxford is a much less formal option, with a decorative M-shaped toe cap and edges extending along the shoe’s sides. In addition to being appropriate for weddings and office wear, the wingtip can also be worn as part of a smart-casual ensemble.

Balmoral Oxford Shoes

The Balmoral design, like the wingtip, has an extended, M-shaped toe cap. However, because it lacks broguing, it is better suited to a variety of smart situations, such as job interviews and dressy evening meals.

Whole-Cut Oxford Shoes

Whole-cut oxford shoes for men, as the name implies, are made from a single piece of leather, giving them a sleek appearance. The less detail a shoe has, the more formal it is, but a whole-cut is an exception, serving as a great all-rounder for those who don’t want to invest in several pairs of dress footwear.

Saddle Oxford

Saddle men’s oxford is a historically American style of shoe that is now rare in almost every part of the world. It has an additional strip of leather in a contrasting or complexentary colour that runs around the middle and down the side of the shoe to the sole.

Lace-Up Boots

Making a fashion statement is easier than ever as long as you have Lemargo’s lace-up boots. Consider lace-up leather boots to be the more refined cousin of work boots. They have the same masculine aesthetic as work boots, but because lace-up leather boots are lighter and less clunky than work boots, they pair well with smart-casual clothing like chinos and shirts. Although they are softer than workboots, they can still take a week or two to break in.

For smart-casual staples, combine Lemargo’s lace-up boots with grey and black chinos, indigo jeans, jumpers, and Oxford shirts. The boots also look great with smart outerwear, such as quilted jackets. Although these boots are more sophisticated than work boots, they are still not appropriate for wearing with blazers or suits. Lemargo’s leather lace-up boots will look great for a long time with little upkeep – simply wipe them clean as needed and polish them if they start looking worn out.

Ankle Boots

Another top shoe product from Lemargo is their ankle boots. The brand makes the most iconic ankle boots that look great with everything from suits to slim jeans, and they elevate already-smart ensembles. Since Lemargo’s ankle boots have elasticated ankles, they’re easy to slip on as you rush out the door and you don’t have to worry about over-tight or losing laces. Ankle boots fit perfectly everything smart, from suits to slim jeans and fine-knit jumpers. Younger men like to wear them with skinny jeans.

White Leather Sneakers

While the white sneaker will not resemble your typical running or gym shoe, it will resemble something sleek, clean, and vintage. Besides being handmade and extremely comfortable, the best part about Lemago’s white leather sneakers is their versatility. These low cut sneakers made in premium leather with minimal details are ready to work with any style, moreover elevate it!

While shorts are the most obvious choice for these sneakers, they can also be the most challenging to pull off. Shorts and sneakers may appear more gym-worthy than a perfectly stylish casual summer outfit. As a result, keep Lemargo white leather sneakers lean and slim without socks.

These leather white sneakers are also an easy choice for monochrome purists who love to wear black jeans regularly, as they fit right into the minimal trend that is currently sweeping men’s wear. They provide a light break from an all-back look, which can feel a little heavy in the daylight. On the other hand, when paired with a suit or blazer, the sneaker adds an effortless casual look to a tailored outfit, making it ideal for nights out.

Contact Info

If you have any questions about the products, please contact the brand via their website. Aside from directly purchasing their products, you can also find their premium quality products at reliable and trusted Australian retailers.

by Eva Robinson