You know what makes a classic shoe like a suede moccasin feel fresh? A modern colorway. Wythe has collaborated with Yuketen on a cool camp moc, but it's the rich evergreen shade that really got us excited. It's a hue that looks sharp with jeans or chinos, along with grey flannel pants or even a navy suit. They're made in Maine the old-fashioned way—hand-punched and hand-sewn with awl, needle, and thread on Yuketen's proprietary last. The six layer interior provides additional support and durability to the shoe while memory foam and arch support hidden under the leather insole to provide modern all-day comfort.

Want something a little different than your average chukka? Try the Desert Nomad silhouette from Clarks. First introduced in 1973, the mid-top style sits on the same last as the brand's signature Desert Trek boots. Cut from a premium textured leather, it's finished with brass eyelet hooks, leather laces and a chunky yet lightweight crepe sole.

We really appreciate the understated style of this trainer. Tonal and textural, the monochromatic design comes courtesy of UK-based clothing label, Universal Works, who collaborated with Saucony in celebration of the footwear brand's 125-year anniversary. The suede uppers have subtle and considered details including playful stitching around the Saucony logo and a hand-stitched Universal Works emblem on the toe cap.