Green Spats

Green spats are the pair we recommend when a costume needs a wink: festive, slightly theatrical and clearly 1920s-inspired over an ordinary pair of oxfords. They wrap the shoe and ankle, close with four dark metal snaps on the outer side and stay anchored by a buckled strap under the sole. The green has a matte faux suede-look surface, which keeps the tone deep and calm rather than glossy.

Green Spats for St. Patrick's Day and December Parties

On St. Patrick's Day, green spats with a tweed vest and a flat cap make a parade outfit that stands out from a sea of green T-shirts. In December, the same pair suits an elf-themed office party or a holiday sweater night with a 1920s twist. A green bow tie or a shamrock pin repeats the color higher up.

Pairing Green Spats with Brown Brogues and Tweed

Green and brown are natural partners, so these spats sit comfortably over brown brogues with a brown or oatmeal tweed suit. For a 1920s golf costume, add plus fours, argyle socks and a newsboy cap. Over black shoes the green looks brighter and more theatrical, which helps on stage. Every color lives in our spats.

Green Spats FAQ

What color shoes go under green spats?

Brown brogues for a warm country look, black oxfords for more contrast under stage lights. Both work; it depends how much you want the green to pop.

Will they fit over a wide shoe?

Size L is the one for a wide or chunky shoe, while M is cut for slimmer dress shoes. The adjustable strap under the sole handles small differences.

How do I store them between events?

Give them a quick dry brushing to remove street dust, close the snaps and lay them flat in a bag, so they keep a straight shape until the next party.

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