Step into refined English tradition with the Cicero Ave. Single Monk, a shoe built for those who value substance over flash. Every detail serves a purpose, from the rounded toe to the hand-painted sole, delivering a classic silhouette that works as hard as you do.
The upper is crafted from Cognac Luxe Calf, a leather chosen for its rich warmth and durability. As you wear it, the leather develops a deeper patina, making each pair increasingly personal over time. Inside, a brown calf leather lining offers a smooth, breathable fit that moves with your foot rather than against it—no break-in period required, no blisters to worry about.
The rounded-copper buckle anchors the design, offering secure, adjustable comfort without sacrificing style. It’s a small detail, but it’s one that sets this shoe apart from standard lace-ups, giving you a faster, cleaner way to dress your feet each morning.
Underneath, a dark red hand-painted leather sole with rubber detailing adds grip and longevity without compromising the shoe’s refined profile. Paired with a brown outsole and city welt, the construction ensures durability through daily wear, whether you’re navigating cobblestone streets or office hallways. The Blake Stitch construction keeps the shoe slim and flexible, allowing for a closer fit and lighter step than traditional Goodyear welting.
This design is built on the 312 last, featuring a rounded toe that nods to traditional English shoemaking. It’s a shape designed for comfort as much as looks, offering ample room for your toes without losing its sharp, tailored appearance.
Every pair is handcrafted in Spain, where skilled artisans bring decades of experience to each stitch and cut. This isn’t mass production—it’s careful, deliberate craftsmanship, built to last for years rather than seasons.
The Cicero Ave. Single Monk No. 5948 is more than a shoe. It’s a statement of quality, tradition, and comfort, designed for anyone who wants their footwear to reflect their standards.












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