A well-made shoe does more than complete an outfit. It signals how seriously you take your craft—whether that’s closing a boardroom deal or showing up to a black-tie dinner with quiet confidence. The Armitage Ave. Derby No. 8362 was built for exactly that kind of moment.
Navy Blue Box Calf, Head to Toe
The vamp, quarter, and back are all constructed from premium Navy Blue Box Calf leather—a material prized for its smooth, fine grain and supple feel. Box calf ages beautifully, developing a rich patina that tells the story of the miles you’ve put in. The deep navy hue walks the line between bold and refined, making these Derbies versatile enough for a sharp navy suit or a pair of tailored charcoal trousers.
The Details That Set Them Apart
Pull back the upper, and the craftsmanship becomes even more apparent. Red calf leather lining wraps your foot in comfort, adding a pop of contrast that’s as intentional as it is elegant. Round red laces tie the palette together, giving the shoe a personality that’s distinctly its own.
Underfoot, a natural leather sole and outsole provide the kind of flexibility and breathability that only genuine leather can offer. They mold to your foot over time, ensuring a fit that feels custom with every wear.
Handcrafted in Spain Using Goodyear Welt Construction
Goodyear welt construction is the gold standard in shoemaking—and for good reason. It creates a durable, water-resistant bond between the upper and sole, and crucially, it allows the sole to be resoled when the time comes. These shoes aren’t disposable. They’re a long-term investment.
Every pair is handcrafted in Spain by artisans who have spent years mastering their trade. The result is a shoe that holds up under scrutiny, from the stitching to the finish.
Make It Yours
Robert August offers full customization on this design. Prefer a different lace color, lining, or sole? Every element can be tailored to your exact specification, so the shoe you receive is the shoe you imagined.











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