Hardly any other men's shoe model is as widespread as the Oxford, especially when it comes to festive occasions and making a grand entrance. A particularly classic shoe model, traditional, and especially in black, it is the perfect shoe to wear with a suit. It owes its name to the students of Oxford University, who made this style popular in the mid-19th century; at a time when boots were the norm, they broke with convention by wearing low shoes. Today, there is no trace of rebellious spirit in this style; on the contrary, it embodies timeless traditional elegance like no other. Like a reflection of light on black polished shoes, citrus notes of tart grapefruit and sweet orange rise above the peppery heart of Oxford Eau de Parfum. Aromatic, tingling, spicy-hot pepper combines with pink pepper, which adds its own unique signature. Slightly fruity accents are reminiscent of roses, which in turn are underscored by the green and rose-like nuances of geranium. The base notes feature fine w