1930s Shoes and Boots
Shoes and boots inspired by the 1930s. Oxford heels, T-strap and peep toe evening shoes, Art Deco sandals and everyday lace-up boots, made in full-grain leather and suede.
1940s everyday lace-up shoes - Nougat Brown - Emily
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1940s everyday lace-up shoes - Black - Emily
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining β Black β Rita
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining β Blue β Rita
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining β Brown β Rita
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1940s everyday two-tone Oxfords - Dark Brown / Aubergine - Clara
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1930s two-tone evening shoes - Burgundy - Thelma
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1920s / 1930s Men's Balmoral leather ankle boot - Black - Tom
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1930s style Men's spectator shoe - Dark Brown / Off-White - Charles
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1920s / 1930s Men's Balmoral leather ankle boot - Dark Brown - Tom
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1920s / 1930s Men's style athletic/sports leather shoe - Black - Peter
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1930s style Men's spectator shoe - Black / Off-White - Charles
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining β Green β Rita
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1930s / 1940s Winter Snow Boots with Lambswool Lining β Burgundy β Rita
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FAQ about 1930s shoes
After the 1920s, shoes became more elegant and feminine. For everyday wear, women wore oxford heels and lace-up pumps with a sturdy medium heel. In the evening, T-strap shoes, peep toes and open sandals in metallic leather or with Art Deco details were popular, and two-tone shoes became a classic of the decade.
Oxford heels with laces, T-strap and peep toe evening shoes, and pumps with suede details. Heels were medium high, around 2 to 3 inches (5 to 7.5 cm), and shaped for balance. Marie, Mildred, Eva and Stella are good examples.
Yes. Many 1930s styles were made for everyday life, such as oxfords, lace-up pumps and low boots. Our heels are stable, and many styles have soft silicone inserts under the insole, so they are comfortable to wear all day.
Yes. Most of our 1930s styles, including Marie, Mildred, Eva, Stella, Wilma and Judy, are available in wide fit. Look for the "Wide available" label.
Yes. Charles is a 1930s-style two-tone spectator shoe, Tom is a Balmoral ankle boot inspired by the 1920s and 1930s, and Peter is an athletic leather shoe from the same period.
The story of 1930s shoes
After the carefree 1920s, the 1930s brought a more elegant and grown-up look. Skirts grew longer again, but shoes stayed in focus. Hollywood glamour inspired evening shoes with peep toes, T-straps and Art Deco details in metallic leather, while everyday life during the Depression called for practical oxford heels, lace-up pumps and sturdy boots. Two-tone shoes also became a classic of the decade.
Our 1930s styles are based on originals from the decade. We have kept the period details, from the cut-outs and perforations to the shape of the toe and the curve of the heel.
Every pair is made from full-grain leather or suede in small production runs.
Many styles have discreet silicone inserts under the insole, so you can wear them all day or dance all night. Most styles also come in wide fit.