Yes, indeed. And these shoe industry guys seem to have a far more flexible definition of what an Oxford style shoe is, than most shoe companies (in the UK) that I’ve ever bought from.
And why do all shoes today have to have a pointy toe that is about an inch or two further forward than the big toe? (Guaranteed to make you trip on stairs unless very careful.) What’s wrong with a more rounded toe to the shoe?
Oh, ‘fashion’ you say. Fuck fashion.
