Mens Alligator Shoes and Boots

No matter what your style, you are sure to find a pair of exotic gator men's shoes, made with alligator skin at Upscale Menswear to complement any outfit. With designs...

No matter what your style, you are sure to find a pair of exotic gator men's shoes, made with alligator skin at Upscale Menswear to complement any outfit. With designs featuring all-over leather designer footwear and men’s Italian gator boots, there’s bound to be something for every budget and lifestyle. Carrying unique, men’s alligator shoes, alligator boots, loafers, and alligator dress shoes, with an added collection of alligator skin jackets, coats and belts, the extra flare that alligator can offer, you are sure to stand out from the crowd.

At Upscale Menswear, we sell Belvedere and Romano alligator skin boots, loafers, sneakers, and shoes. These are two of Italy's finest exotic skin shoe manufacturers, known for their high-quality craftsmanship and responsibly sourced materials. Best in price, these shoes are completely handcrafted down to every stitch, and their interior is a soft leather that allows for maximum comfort and dependability. Since Belvedere and Romano shoes are both made from genuine alligator leather, this means that each stylized accessory possesses unique attention to detail.

This is probably why they are so wildly popular in the menswear industry. Moreover, Belvedere even places a "genuine alligator" insignia on the sole of their shoes to show their personality with an eclectic finishing touch. With every pair of mens alligator shoes that we carry guaranteed to be one-of-a-kind, it’s almost impossible to select a single pair. Not to mention each authentic alligator shoe can never be duplicated. Take that trend-setters!

Our alligator skin boots and dress shoes for men can also generously accent any one of our designer suits perfectly. Especially since these slick shoes come in a variety of different styles and colors, as well as custom options for the forward-thinking gentleman. You’ll have no problem matching them with your suit, tie, or shirt because men’s Italian gator boots are the most versatile statement piece in a stylized man’s wardrobe.

The best part is that the alligator skin boots that we carry in our exotic skin lineup will stay looking sleek through many years of wear and tear because of the way the leather is crafted. As a trademark specialty of the manufacturers, a unique tanning technique is used to glaze the premium alligator skin instead of using the "painted on" process like most other exotic skin manufacturers. I guess you could say we take pride in the fact that we uphold the standards of professionalism in the men’s fashion business. Capture your vibe by browsing our astounding selection of men’s Italian gator boots.

Now, if your taste includes other exotic leathers aside from just alligators, then check out our extensive line of leather shoes. We also carry crocodile, ostrich, lizard, snake and stingray shoes. Not to mention, we sell numerous boots, sandals, loafers, sneakers and dress shoes in a variety of exotic leathers.

FAQs on Alligator Shoes:
 

Satisfy your concerns regarding alligator shoes for men by reviewing the list of Frequently Asked Questions below:
 

1. Does alligator leather last?
   Yes, alligator leather is durable and long-lasting. The strong alligator skin fibers make them more resistant to wear and tear due to exposure to everyday conditions. Although the material is typically durable, your care and maintenance efforts affect its lifespan. For example, storing your alligator leather in a cool, dry place and cleaning it with the right conditioner according to manufacturer instructions can increase its lifespan.
    
2. Are alligator shoes legal?
   Yes, alligator shoes are legal. However, states such as California have restrictions on the trade of alligator products. Although alligator shoes are legal in several states, regulatory authorities set rules regarding the number of alligators people can kill for leather each year to prevent the extinction of the species. 
    
3. How can you tell if alligator shoes are real?
   For starters, check the price point. Considering the limited supply and intense work required in production, a low cost, typically less than $200, should raise your suspicion about the shoe’s authenticity. You can also assess the scale patterns on the shoes. These patterns differ depending on what part the alligator skin comes from, whether the belly or back. Imitation pairs often have a resembling pattern regardless of the part the skin comes from.
    
4. Can alligator skin shoes/boots get wet?
   Yes, alligator boots can get wet depending on the amount of water exposure. Alligator boots can repel water in the rain, but full submersion in water for an extended period of time can strip the hide’s finish. This allows it to absorb too much water, which can cause cracks or breaks when they dry. This is ironic, considering alligators spend most of their lives in water, right? Dry your shoes with a cloth or towel and let them dry naturally, avoiding direct sunlight or using blow-drying machines to prevent damage.
    
5. Is alligator skin waterproof?
   No, alligator skin isn’t waterproof. However, using specific tanning, you can make the shoe surface water-resistant, protecting it from water damage.
    
6. How do you care for alligator leather?
   Avoid excessive water when cleaning alligator leather. Instead, use a damp cloth to remove dirt. Gently dry the leather with a soft towel and let it dry naturally and be sure to avoid direct sunlight. Once dry, use the recommended conditioner to protect the hide from harmful elements. Test the conditioner on inconspicuous parts of the leather first before applying it all over. Store the alligator leather in a cool, dry place and avoid bending it to prevent creases. 
    
7. What is the difference between alligator and crocodile skin shoes?
   Alligator skin shoes have an umbilical scar that typically resembles a star shape with webbing patterns and a head bump pattern of 2-2-2 for shoes made from the back of the head skin. In contrast, crocodile skin shoes have a back horn pattern of 4-4-2. Additionally, since alligators are rare, their slaughter regulations are regulated, making alligator skin shoes more expensive than crocodile skin shoes.