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Loafers

No laces. Step in, step out.

A soft last with no rigid heel seat, cut so the throat holds the foot without a fastening. Padding runs from 8 to 14 mm under the forefoot across the line.

Items: 8; USD 98 – USD 288
Forefoot padding: 8–14; mm, uncompressed
Flex angle: 22–40; degrees
Heel height: 15–32; mm

Loafer Classic

USD 98

The entry loafer. 8 mm forefoot, 12 mm heel, 25 degrees of flex.

Forefoot: 8mm
Heel: 12mm
Flex: 25°

Loafer Cushioned

USD 138

12 mm under the forefoot, 18 under the heel, 30 degrees of flex.

Forefoot: 12mm
Heel: 18mm
Flex: 30°

Loafer Soft Sole

USD 148

The most flexible loafer in the line: 40 degrees.

Forefoot: 10mm
Heel: 14mm
Flex: 40°

Reduced

Loafer Penny

USD 148USD 128

Cut-out saddle strap. 8 mm forefoot, 28 degrees.

Forefoot: 8mm
Heel: 12mm
Flex: 28°

Loafer Chunky

USD 178

14 mm forefoot, 20 mm heel, on a 32 mm sole.

Forefoot: 14mm
Heel: 20mm
Flex: 22°

Loafer Suede

USD 168

Suede upper on the cushioned stack: 12 / 18 mm, 30 degrees.

Forefoot: 12mm
Heel: 18mm
Flex: 30°

Wide last

Loafer Wide Fit

USD 188

The cushioned loafer on a last cut 7 mm wider across the ball.

Forefoot: 12mm
Heel: 18mm
Flex: 30°

Loafer Premium

USD 288

The top of the line: 14 / 20 mm at 32 degrees.

Forefoot: 14mm
Heel: 20mm
Flex: 32°

Four insole cross-sections side by side showing increasing padding thickness against a millimetre rule.

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The comparison table sorts all 34 pairs on padding under the forefoot, padding under the heel, flex angle, heel height or price, and filters on the hours you spend on your feet. That filter uses our own readings. It is not a comfort guarantee and it is not medical advice.

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