Clarks Men's Becken Cap shoes (Sizes available 6-12) - £28 @ Amazon

Probably not. Even though it has what looks like a toe cap, you'd want Oxfords for that, not Derbys...

Just an example, see the link below. With an Oxford, the lacing is attached under the vamp (the front part of the upper) - this is known as closed lacing. The derby above has the lacing attached above the vamp. Oxfords are generally smarter attire and are used for military parading.

amazon.co.uk/Par…c=1 (edited)

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I got suckered into a cheap pair of Clarks a couple of months ago very similar to these shoes. I'd previously been wearing Red Tape shoes and they at least looked semi-decent. The Clarks just felt even cheaper and made me feel like a scruffy schoolkid wearing them to the office. In the end, I disgusted myself so much with them that I bought myself a pair of £100 shoes from John Lewis to compensate. I realised cheap shoes are a false economy.

Our office has a "business casual" dress policy. I find there are two types of people in my office. Those that look like they at least put some effort who come in wearing proper trousers and a smart work shirt and those that just look scruffy...casual shirts, jeans like trousers, anoraks. These shoes made me feel like the latter category person. 

Don't get me wrong, it's not some outward show of money either...as I said, Red Tape can be picked up even cheaper than these  and look a lot better.

Just talk to their customer service, they should be able to give a new returns slip.

I have a pair and they are OK, especially for the price

I bought a pair of those Red Tape shoes from Express Trainers and they were very very stiff, causing a rub around the toe area on the first wear. The Red Tape shoes are the reason I've just bought a pair of Clarks...

Yes but who writes positive Trustpilot reviews?