Florsheim Castellano Wing Ox 9.5 Men's Black

Description

| In 1892, Milton Florsheim began producing shoes in a small factory located in Chicago, Illinois. This tradition continues today with the Florsheim family's commitment to producing trend-right, high quality footwear. The first pairs of Florsheim shoes made by Milton and his father, Sigmund, were a remarkable combination of style, comfort and high quality workmanship. A burnished finish tones down traditional wingtip details, adding to this oxford's overall versatility. | In 1892, Milton Florsheim began producing shoes in a small factory located in Chicago, Illinois. A burnished finish tones down traditional wingtip details, adding to this oxford's overall versatility. | In 1892, Milton Florsheim began producing shoes in a small factory located in Chicago, Illinois. The first pairs of Florsheim shoes made by Milton and his father, Sigmund, were a remarkable combination of style, comfort and workmanship. This tradition continues today with the Florsheim family's commitment to producing trend-right, footwear. Florsheim shoes are always available in a wide range of sizes and widths. A burnished finish tones down traditional wingtip details, adding to this oxford's overall versatility. | In 1892, Milton Florsheim began producing shoes in a small factory located in Chicago, Illinois. Florsheim shoes are always available in a wide range of sizes and widths. This tradition continues today with the Florsheim family's commitment to producing trend-right, footwear.

Key Features

• A burnished finish tones down traditional wingtip details, adding to this oxford's overall versatility. | In 1892, Milton Florsheim began producing shoes in a small factory located in Chicago, Illinois.
• Florsheim shoes are always available in a wide range of sizes and widths.
• The first pairs of Florsheim shoes made by Milton and his father, Sigmund, were a remarkable combination of style, comfort and workmanship.
• This tradition continues today with the Florsheim family's commitment to producing trend-right, footwear.
• A burnished finish tones down traditional wingtip details, adding to this oxford's overall versatility.
• | In 1892, Milton Florsheim began producing shoes in a small factory located in Chicago, Illinois.