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Marks & Spencer

While dress shoes are often rightly referred to as investment pieces, department store offerings aren’t to be overlooked.

High street stalwart Marks & Spencer wins on both style and price, with a wide offering that includes almost every style of the best brogues for men listed above in every wearable color. It even stocks a vegan brogue if you’re interested.

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Tricker’s

Buy a pair of Tricker’s best brogues for men and you can give your card details confident that you’re buying from one of the oldest British-made shoemakers in the country. Some 260 steps are involved in their hand-made construction, which is why you’re paying more than you would on the high street.

Walk away in some of the best traditional-looking brogues, ever.

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Oliver Sweeney

A welcome halfway house between expensive hand-made shoes and too-cheap high street options, Oliver Sweeney is a tempting mix of accessible prices and traditional practices. Its shoes have been made at the same Italian factory for the last 20 years and feature hand-picked leathers and other top-drawer materials.

A little dandier than some of the brands on our list, these best brogues for men tend to be especially decorative.

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Church’s

Another legendary Northamptonshire shoemaker with more than a century of know-how behind it, Church’s makes proper shoes the proper way (at proper prices we should add). Its wide range of the best brogues for men cover every type and color you’ll care about and if that doesn’t give you enough confidence, perhaps this will. James Bond gets his shoes here.

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Crockett & Jones

Crocket & Jones have been in business since the 1870s and even now, the company boasts of the eight painstaking weeks it takes to make every pair of shoes it sells.

Few brands do elegance like these guys (the Prince of Wales gave them a royal warrant in 2017) so they’re especially good for more formal styles like a quarter brogue.