ZETONE Plain-Toe Oxfords
Designed for uniformed professionals, and those who prefer the minimalist look of a smooth, unadorned, plain toe. Full-Grain Leather vs Patent Leather Neither one is universally "better" than the other. They are simply different, and suited for different use cases. Learn more, and decide which one is best for you. Below is the best graphic I've seen showing the various layers of leather, and which layers make up the different leather "splits" that can be made from cattlehide. (Credit: Leather Hide Store.) Definition Full-Grain leather is defined by having #1 the dense grain layer completely intact, i.e. it has not been sanded to remove imperfections, and #2 no solid coatings cover the grain layer (staining dyes and moisturizing products do not count because they're liquid and still allow you to see the "grain" AKA pores). Patent leather is defined by having a smooth waterproof coating. For better durability and breathability, the Patent leather we use begins with a cattlehide base. To