Men's loafers

Choosing your loafers wisely

Leather or suede: two different interpretations

Cowhide leather gives a clean, structured line. Patinated models, such as the Loxley horsebit loafers, go well with dress trousers or chinos. Lamb suede offers a softer texture and a more relaxed look. The Radcliffe tassel loafers, available in four colors, are easily worn with denim or linen trousers.

Details determine the level of formality

The horsebit and patent leather are more dressy. Tassels maintain a classic, slightly more casual look. A tapered toe elongates the silhouette; a square or round toe makes it more contemporary. For the office, choose black or brown leather with a sober finish. For an even more formal outfit, switch to derbies.

Adapting the pair to the season

In summer, suede or canvas sewn models, such as the Sylan breathable canvas loafers, are worn with invisible socks. When temperatures drop, the Hawthorne wool-lined loafers maintain the same slip-on style. Several soles are available: rubber, expanded rubber, or crepe-effect TPR, depending on the model.

Frequently asked questions

Can you wear loafers with a suit?

Yes, provided you choose a smooth, patina, or patent leather model in black or brown. Versions with a horsebit or a tapered toe go well with a business suit.

What sizes are offered?

They vary depending on the model. Some references range from 37 to 48, such as the Wycliffe and Selwyn loafers; available sizes are indicated on each product page.

Should you wear socks with loafers?

It is a matter of style. Invisible socks are suitable for sunny days; in cold weather, thin socks matching the trousers extend the line of the leg.