Stacy Adams DUNBAR Wingtip Oxford Shoes - Cognac

Stacy Adams Dunbar Wingtip Oxford - Cognac

The cognac wingtip is one of those shoes that does more work than most men realize. The warm brown tone is versatile enough to pair with navy, tan, grey, and olive suits, and the wingtip detailing gives it enough personality to stand out without trying too hard. The Stacy Adams Dunbar takes that foundation and refines it with an elongated profile and a contrasting sole that makes the shoe look modern without abandoning what makes a wingtip a wingtip.

This is not a plain dress shoe. It has character. But it is still a shoe you can wear to a wedding, a formal event, or a night out and look like you put real thought into the outfit.

Details

• Smooth antique leather upper

• Leather linings for breathability

• Fully cushioned memory foam insole for all-day comfort

• Non-leather outsole

• Stacked heel

• Elongated profile with contrasting sole

• Wingtip toe cap with brogue detailing

• Style: 25064-DUNBAR

• Available in wide width (E) sizes 10E through 13E

When to Wear the Dunbar Wingtip Oxford in Cognac

Weddings and Formal Events

Cognac wingtips work well at weddings, especially when the dress code is formal or semi-formal. They pair cleanly with a navy, tan, or charcoal suit. If the event calls for a tuxedo, stick with black dress shoes instead.

Prom

This is a strong prom shoe. Cognac stands out in a way that black does not, and it coordinates well with a wide range of suit colors. If you are wearing navy, grey, burgundy, or a lighter colored suit, cognac works.

Business and Smart Casual

The Dunbar sits comfortably in business casual territory. Pair it with dress pants and a sport coat or a blazer for a polished look that does not feel overly formal.

What It Does Not Work For

Avoid wearing cognac wingtips with black suits or tuxedos. The color contrast is too strong and the brogue detailing is too decorative for black tie dress codes.

Sizing

The Dunbar is available in wide width (E) sizing, running from 10E through 13E in half sizes. Wide width sizing means the shoe has more room across the ball of the foot, which is important for comfort over a long event. If you are between sizes or unsure about fit, come into any of our five Dallas-Fort Worth stores and we will measure you properly.

Care Instructions

Daily Care

Wipe the shoe down after each wear with a dry cloth to remove dust and surface dirt. Antique leather has a slightly distressed finish that can show scuffs more easily than smooth leather, so regular wiping helps maintain the look.

Polishing

Use a cognac or tan shoe cream rather than a dark brown polish. Apply with a soft brush or cloth, let it sit for a few minutes, then buff to a shine. Polishing every few weeks keeps the leather conditioned and the color looking rich.

Storage

Store with cedar shoe trees between wears. They absorb moisture from inside the shoe and help hold the shape of the leather over time. Complete your look with our cognac shoes collection for more styles in this color.

Try Them On in Dallas-Fort Worth

Available for pickup at our Richardson location, usually ready within 24 hours. We also stock Stacy Adams footwear across our Dallas, Frisco, Arlington, and Mesquite stores. Wide width shoes can be harder to judge online, so trying them on is worth the trip if you are unsure about fit. Don't forget to pick up a pair of our dress socks to complete the look.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does antique leather mean?

Antique leather has a slightly distressed, multi-tonal finish that gives the shoe a richer, more textured look than standard smooth leather. It is not worn out. It is finished to look lived-in and sophisticated from the first wear.

Can you wear cognac shoes with a black suit?

It is generally not recommended. Cognac is a warm brown tone that contrasts heavily with black, and the combination tends to look off. For a black suit, black dress shoes are the better choice.

What suits go with cognac shoes?

Cognac pairs best with navy, tan, grey, olive, and lighter brown suits. It also works well with burgundy and earth-toned outfits. It is one of the most versatile shoe colors for non-black suits.

Are wingtips appropriate for a wedding?

Yes, for most weddings. Cognac wingtips work well at semi-formal and formal weddings, especially when the dress code allows for a suit rather than a tuxedo. For black tie, choose a plain toe black oxford instead.

What is wide width sizing?

Wide width, marked as E, means the shoe is cut with more room across the ball of the foot than a standard D width. It is the right choice for men whose feet are wider than average or who find standard width shoes uncomfortable after a few hours.

How do you care for antique leather shoes?

Use a cognac or tan shoe cream rather than a dark polish. Wipe down after each wear, polish every few weeks, and store with cedar shoe trees. Avoid harsh cleaners that can strip the antique finish.