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Box Printed Slip on Shoes
Box printed with the top of the Shoes featuring a design and the rest of the Shoes being covered in patent material, Slip-on shoes are shoes that do not have any laces or other fastening devices, and can be easily put on and taken off. They are often made with a patent material, which is a type of glossy and smooth finish that is applied to the surface of the shoe.
02.
Derby Shoes
A derby, sometimes known as a Gibson, is a type of boot or shoe with quarters and eyelets for shoelaces sewed on top of the vamp. The Oxford shoe’s construction style contrasts with this one, which is also referred to as “open lacing.”
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Monk Shoes
Box printing at the toe cap and facing of shoes refers to a decorative design feature that consists of a repeating pattern of square or rectangular shapes on the front of the shoe, covering the toe area and the facing (the part of the shoe that is visible when it is worn).Adding patent leather to the cuff and using a buckle could give the shoes a more formal or polished appearance and provide an additional way to adjust the fit.
