Slip-on Leather Shoes Special! Recommended models for men by type

Recommended Slip-on Leather Shoes for Men (1) “Coin Loafers/Penny Loafers

If you are looking for a basic pair of shoes, you can’t go wrong with a “coin loafer”!

Coin loafers/penny loafers” are known as the most basic form of loafers, and “Weejans” made by G.H. Bass in the U.S. in 1934 are considered to be the originals, and they are still widely used up to the present day. The design has not changed significantly up to the present day, and all brands have released these shoes. The origin of the names “coin loafer” and “penny loafer” comes from the fact that a one-cent coin (penny) was inserted into a cutout in the saddle on the instep. Another theory is that it originated when American students inserted a one-cent coin and adopted it as a fashion statement.

Look for GHB coin loafers

The coin loafer established itself as a staple of American traditional fashion, and has remained a traditional fashion item ever since. In the U.S. and Japan, they came to be worn on business occasions as well. Today, coin loafers are loved by many people as leather shoes that can be incorporated into a wide range of fashions regardless of style, not just American traditional.

If you are considering coin loafers, Alden, J.M. Weston, G.H. Bass, andChurch are the most popular choices. If you want to go reasonably priced, why not check out the well-known REGAL brand, which offers a wide variety of designs?

Pierluigi Boglioli’s Jacket Pantyhose Coordinate with Suede Coin Loafers

Pierluigi Boglioli, designer of the Gigi brand, has added suede coin loafers to his jackets to add expression and lightness to the jacket style. He also adds a lighter touch by rolling the hem of the pants to show off the ankles. Incidentally, in Japan, suede shoes have a well-established image of being worn in the fall and winter, but overseas they are popular as an item that can be used all year round because they are comfortable and pleasant on the feet.