Another day, another brogue, but don’t act like we never told you brogues were multifunctional year ’round. A really interesting collaboration for 109-year-old brand Florsheim and up-and-comers Steven Cox and Daniel Silver, the Chicago-duo behind the Duckie Brown label. Only in the fashion world would a seemingly dysfunctional relationship result in something this beautiful. In fact, the inception of these shoes came from Steven Cox spray-painting a regular Florsheim brogue and him liking the look of it. The only thing that would make these fully legit, would be if they were made in England like proper brogues and not India. Available here.

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3 Responses to “Florsheim by Ducky Brown Brogue”

• uristocrat says:

  November 14, 2009 at 10:02 am

  I somehow feel like the blue color of these florsheims is not working very well… btw great site..
• Justin Li says:

  November 14, 2009 at 3:09 pm

  Thanks.
  I’m really into the blue just because it’s so different for a brogue. They also make a green one which is quite dope. For the price though, I might just want to go with a straight brown Alden.
• Anonymous says:

  November 15, 2009 at 5:45 am

  these are really quite amazing. never would have thought to wear funky colored brogues. i always just thought about the typical tan, black, brown, burgundy. but i love these. bet they’d go great in skinny jeans with no socks!