style family where the quarters are sewn over the vamps, creating open lacing where facings lay over top
Derbies can often accommodate a wider range of instep girths than Oxfords and slip-ons without gores, due to wider lacing margin. However, extreme adjustments can distort the designed facing gap, making shoes seem cramped or over-tightened.
Entries Linking Here
- Bean Boot
- 🎞️Bill Bird Lasting Up a Derby Shoe Series
- 👞Blucher Style
- Brogue Shoes
- Budapester
- 👞Chukka
- Derby Nose
- 🎞️Dressler Klemann Video
- Facing Curve
- Fitting Points
- 🎞️Harry Rogers Shoemaking Series
- High Quarters
- Lace to Toe
- Lacing
- Lacing Margin
- 📖Making Handmade Shoes
- 🎞️Marcell Mrsan Lasting a Cordovan Upper
- 📖Modern Pattern Cutting and Design
- 👞Monk
- Monkey Boots
- Open Lacing
- Packer Boots
- 📖Pattern Cutting Step-by-Step
- 🎞️Siroeno Yosui’s Cordovan Derbies Video
- 🎞️Sobreiro Handmade Boots Series
- 🎞️Terry Kim Apron Toe Derby Video
- 🎞️Terry Kim Derby Patternmaking Video🔒
- Tongue Tab