Paraboot Montaigne Actem Nv Lisse Noir Oxford Shoes

€504.00

Reviews (34) •

4.7

Fit: F (medium)
Sole: Rubber

The Paraboot Montaigne Actem NV lisse is a classic black Oxford shoe built with Norwegian welt construction, offering increased durability and weather resistance compared to standard dress shoes. Made in France from smooth black leather, it features closed-lacing Oxford construction with a simple cap toe and a balanced, slightly rounded shape. The leather-lined upper is set on a robust rubber sole, making this a practical choice for daily business wear, especially in variable weather conditions, while maintaining a clean and formal appearance.

Size (UK sizing)

Size guide

UK size	EU size	US size
6	40	7
6.5	40.5	7.5
7	41	8
7.5	41.5	8.5
8	42	9
8.5	42.5	9.5
9	43	10
9.5	43.5	10.5
10	44	11
10.5	44.5	11.5
11	45	12
11.5	45.5	12.5
12	46	13

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Details

Category	Oxford Shoes
Brand	Paraboot
SKU	PR-MONTAIGNE-NOIR
Color	Black
Design	Toe cap
Construction	Norwegian
Fit	F (medium)
Material	Calf leather, Leather
Sole	Rubber
Origin	France

Brand

Founded in 1908 in Eastern France, Paraboot is renowned for its durable, comfortable shoes crafted with premium materials. Known for Norwegian-welted construction, Paraboot combines traditional craftsmanship with modern style. From explorers in the 1960s to today's urban wearers, the brand continues to evolve, producing high-quality, sustainable footwear in its eco-friendly factory.

Delivery & Returns

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The style

Oxford Shoes

One of the most recognizable classic shoe styles, Oxfords have a history spanning over 200 years. It is said that these shoes were named by Oxford University students in the 19th century, but it is likely that this style existed long before then. This is the most formal type of shoe, which pairs perfectly with a suit for both business settings and special occasions.