Men's tan shoes in full-grain crust leather: Oxford brogues, Derbies, monk straps, loafers and trainers in tan and cognac, ideal with navy, blue and grey. Free next-day click & collect on orders over £75.
About this collection
Tan is a light, warm shade of brown. It is less formal than dark brown and looks best with navy, light grey, blue and green, and at summer and daytime weddings.
Smart: Winston Tan, Dean Tan, Ernest Tan and Garson Tan.
Relaxed: Edison Tan, Wyatt Tan, all our tan loafers and Stan Cognac brogue trainers.
Boots: Jack Tan and the rest of our Chelsea boots.
How our shoes are made
Leather pairs are cut from full-grain crust leather with no surface coating or printed grain, lined in lambskin or sheepskin, with a padded insole. Soles are cemented rather than stitched, so they are light and need little breaking in. See how our shoes are made.
Frequently asked questions
What colour suit goes with tan shoes?
Navy, light and mid grey, blue, green and beige. Avoid black suits, which look too stark with tan.
What is the difference between tan and brown shoes?
Tan is a lighter, warmer shade of brown with a yellow-orange tone. Dark brown is smarter and works year-round; tan is more relaxed. See our shoe colour guide.
How do I keep tan leather looking good?
Use a neutral or matching cream polish and a protector spray. Our shoe care guide has the steps.
What sizes do you make?
Whole UK sizes: most styles come in UK 7 to 12 (EU 41 to 46), with selected styles in UK 13 and 14. Each product page shows which sizes are in stock, and our size guide has the measurements.
Is click & collect free and can I return items?
Click & collect is free on orders over £75, with next-day collection from over 7,000 DPD locations, and orders placed before 4 pm, Monday to Friday, are dispatched the same day. To return something, tell us within 14 days of delivery and send it back within a further 14 days. See our returns page.
You may also like: Brown shoes, tan loafers, tan leather belts and our shoe colour guide.



































































































