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₨ 18,000
ADRIATIC gives the penny loafer a quieter register. Grey suede softens the familiar saddle and apron, while the dark sole edge keeps the silhouette exact. Its distinction lies in the balance between a relaxed surface and a composed line: a shoe for pale tailoring, fine knitwear and days that require elegance without ceremony.
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₨ 16,000
Warm tan leather gives AEGAN its easy luminosity. The penny saddle, gently rounded toe and carefully defined apron allow the colour to speak without interruption. DEMOC approaches this familiar form as an exercise in proportion: enough presence for a tailored trouser, enough ease for linen, and no detail added merely to attract attention.
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₨ 19,000
ALBION gives the black Oxford its ceremony. A brogued cap seam, fine perforations and a punched medallion interrupt the dark surface just enough to catch light, while the rest of the upper stays disciplined and smooth. It is the detail that says the wearer noticed, and expected you to notice too.
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₨ 16,500
ALPINE is an argument for restraint. Smooth black leather, a balanced penny saddle and a low, dark foundation give the loafer the composure of formal footwear without the ceremony of laces. The design is deliberately legible: an unbroken impression of black, articulated by the apron seam and the measured curve of the toe.
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₨ 17,000
AMALFI sets the precision of the Oxford against the warmth of rust-coloured suede. Dark navy leather frames the wingtip, heel and lacing, making the contrast feel architectural rather than decorative. Brogue perforations trace the meeting of the two surfaces. It is a considered spectator shoe: expressive in colour, disciplined in everything that gives it form.
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₨ 22,000
AMBER brings depth to the Chelsea boot through dark brown leather and a softly reflective finish. Its uninterrupted vamp and rounded toe make the silhouette feel composed rather than severe. Dark elastic panels recede into the upper, leaving colour and contour as the principal expression. A quiet counterpart to flannel, wool and richly textured tailoring.
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₨ 13,000
AMBRA pours the house’s favourite warm tone into an easy silhouette. Cognac leather, gently polished, carries a gold-toned bit over a neatly stitched apron; the open heel keeps the formality in check. It is the mule for the man who still wants his loafer’s poise, only lighter, warmer and made for motion.
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₨ 20,000
ARNO is a single piece of leather given time to speak. The wholecut upper rises without panel or perforation, its uninterrupted surface demanding flawless clicking and lasting, the hardest discipline in the formal line. Minimal in vocabulary, maximal in execution, it is the quietest way to wear the house’s highest skill.
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₨ 22,000
ARUNDEL carries the language of the country brogue into a more exacting dress-boot silhouette. Dark brown leather is outlined by wingtip perforations, while a warm sole edge gives the profile a subtle second line. The result is richly detailed without losing its discipline: a boot whose ornament remains inseparable from its structure.
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₨ 20,000
ASHFORD draws a straight line between plain and full brogue. Perforations trace the cap seam and gather into a measured medallion, leaving the quarters clean and the silhouette formal. It is broguing with an editor’s hand: every punch intentional, nothing surplus. Ideal for daytime ceremonies and intelligent, detailed dressing.
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₨ 32,000
BADSHAH treats the ceremonial shoe as a miniature ornamental landscape. Peacocks, flowering branches and gold-toned flourishes move across a cream ground, extending the story beyond the vamp to the sides of the shoe. The low, clean silhouette gives this richness room to breathe. Created to accompany a sherwani with presence, not to compete with it.
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₨ 22,000
BALMORAL gives brogue detailing a vertical expression. Cognac-brown leather rises from the sweeping wingtip to a clean ankle shaft, with darker shading lending definition to the seams and toe. The laced front keeps the design formal and composed. This is the dress boot as a continuation of tailoring: warm in colour, deliberate in line.
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₨ 24,000
BARON finds ceremony in a single, carefully placed gesture. A rose-toned ornamental motif sits on an ivory, softly textured upper, leaving the surrounding surface deliberately quiet. Its elongated slipper line and warm brown foundation give the design a composed intimacy. An expression of the DEMOC principle that ornament becomes more compelling when it is given…
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₨ 19,000
BELGRAVIA pairs the softness of tan suede with a more substantial, lugged foundation. Sparse lacing and an unadorned toe preserve the chukka’s clarity, while the darker sole gives it a grounded presence. The contrast is intentional: refinement above, visual weight below. A boot for a wardrobe in which relaxed dress is still carefully considered.
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₨ 20,000
BELLINI closes the formal set with the shoe that never tries too hard. A smooth black penny loafer, its saddle cleanly cut and apron precisely drawn, polished to a steady glow above a grounded sole. Wear it with a suit without a tie, or with trousers that simply fit. Ease, perfected.
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₨ 16,000
BIARIT allows the double monk’s fastening to become its signature. Two bright buckles cross smooth cognac leather, while an unbrogued toe keeps the rest of the shoe deliberately quiet. Warm colour and a tapering line bring ease to a traditionally assertive silhouette. Its character lies in this balance of tactile richness and measured hardware.