Leather Shoes – Men’s Coordinate Special by Type! Focusing on 10 types of leather shoes, we introduce examples of how to wear them.

Leather shoes by type (6)Coin loafers: a must-have item for traditional style

The “coin loafer” originated in 1934 when the American company G.H. Bass created a loafer named “Weejuns. They are characterized by a cutout in the saddle on the instep. The name “coin loafer” or “penny loafer” originated from the fact that a coin was inserted into the cutout in the saddle, which was first carried in the 1930s for emergency use since a telephone call could be made for two cents, or from the fact that American students in the 1950s inserted one-cent coins and wore them as a fashion statement. There is a theory that it was first introduced as a fashion statement.

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Mr. Pierluigi’s traditional style is also expressed in his coin loafers!

Mr. Pierluigi has taken a combination synonymous with the American style, such as a navy blue blazer and chinos, and incorporated it into his own unique styling with THE GIGI’s famous ZIGGY jacket and Gurkha pants. Mr. Pierluigi, who usually wears sneakers with his suits, faithfully follows the theory by wearing coin loafers with this traditional outfit.

Coin loafers, which give a sense of lightness, are the perfect footwear for summer outfits!

The black T-shirt and brown trousers with black coin loafers create a contrast with a modern atmosphere. The lightness of the slip-on type leather shoes with shallow openings is perfect for summer wear.

Sharp black coin loafers tie the navy suit together to create a modern look!

The navy suit with black coin loafers. Speaking of Italians, it was common for them to express their signature Azzurro e Marrone style by wearing brown shoes with navy suits, but nowadays we see many Italians wearing black shoes. Of course, the navy and brown combination is an option that cannot be discarded as a theory, but why not try a modern, tightened look with sharp black shoes like these?