Men's Loafers
Men's loafers are the easiest kind of smart shoe: step in, walk out, look good. At Hollert they are made from real leather – soft underfoot and quiet enough in character to work with tailored trousers and chinos alike.
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Pared back and plain, or finished with a fine tassel across the instep: the loafer combines the elegance of a classic leather shoe with the ease of a shoe that needs no laces. Carefully handcrafted, it sees you through the office, the everyday and special occasions. Genuine natural materials, made to last.
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Loafers for men: slip-on comfort in real leather
A good men's loafer combines the elegance of a classic leather shoe with the ease of a shoe that needs no laces. Because there is no fastening to adjust, the leather decides how the shoe sits and how long it lasts: supple enough to mould to the foot within days, firm enough to hold its shape for years. At Hollert German Leather that means calf leather and calf suede, shaped by careful handcraft.
Smooth leather or suede – which loafer suits you?
Smooth leather has a closed surface, takes polish and therefore reads more formal: the choice for a suit and for occasions. Suede is finely napped, matt and velvety; it looks more relaxed and sits well with chinos and jeans. Both benefit from a smooth leather lining, which absorbs moisture and keeps the shoe comfortable even worn without socks. The colour range stays with classic black and warm natural tones.
Loafers or slip-ons – where is the difference?
Both terms describe shoes without laces and are often used interchangeably. The loafer is the closed shoe with a firm heel counter, while slip-on is also used for open-backed comfort styles. Anyone looking for a shoe for the office is better served by the closed loafer: the counter gives support and keeps the shoe steady on the foot as you walk.
Occasions and care
As lightweight summer shoes, loafers for men come into their own from spring through to autumn, worn barefoot or with invisible socks. Keeping them in good shape takes little: air them after wearing, use shoe trees, feed smooth leather with cream now and then and lift the nap of suede with a soft brush. Wear yours with an airy men's linen shirt, browse all men's leather shoes and the full range of men's shoes – or finish the look with a men's leather jacket.
