Loafers made by an English gentleman’s shoe brand!

Edward Green Piccadilly “

Edward Green” is a long-established manufacturer established in 1890 in Northampton, a sacred place for men’s shoes in England. The brand’s masterpiece loafer, the “Piccadilly,” is characterized by its rounded yet slim toe, which uses the “184” last. The material used is French grain leather, which is soft yet sturdy and hardly noticeable even when scratched.

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Joseph Cheaney HARRY

The “Joseph Cheaney” brand has a special last “5203” for loafers, but this “Harry” uses the slender last “214” for a dressy appearance. The slimness of the last makes it easy to fit the foot, and the small heel cup prevents the heel from floating off the foot. The outsole is a single leather sole with a good return, so the more you wear them, the more your feet will get used to them.

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