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Shoes with navy below

• Dark brown (Works)Close to navy in depth, so the leg continues into the shoe and the line stays unbroken.Nearly as formal as black, and softer. It works with navy, grey, olive and most earth colours.
• Mid brown (Works)Lighter than navy, so the eye goes down to the feet. That suits a casual outfit, and it is less conventional in tailoring.A relaxed leather tone that ties warm outfits together and suits blue denim.
• Tan (Works)Lighter than navy, so the eye goes down to the feet. That suits a casual outfit, and it is less conventional in tailoring.Lighter and more noticeable. It lifts the bottom of an outfit, and suits warm weather and lighter tailoring.
• Oxblood or burgundy (Works)Close to navy in depth, so the leg continues into the shoe and the line stays unbroken.Deep enough to behave like a dark neutral, with colour that shows up in good light. It sits well with navy and grey.