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A driving loafer cut to a point, with an anti-velvet finish upper and a metal ornament across the vamp. Rubber sole, no fastening, low topline. Two colourways.
Breathable lining
Cushioned footbed
Durable rubber outsole
Description
Most driving loafers are round-toed and soft. This one is drawn to a point, which lengthens the foot and pulls the shape towards a dress shoe — it is the version to wear when the rest of the outfit is sharp. The topline stays low across the instep, so the line runs uninterrupted from the ankle to the toe.
The upper has an anti-velvet finish: a fine, dry surface that does not catch the light the way a nap does and does not shine the way a coated leather does. It sits somewhere between the two, and it is the reason this shoe reads more expensive than it is. A slim metal ornament crosses the vamp as the only detail.
Two colourways: navy and black. Black is the one that works under a dark suit. Navy is the one worth having if you already own black shoes — it does the same job and is not the same as everyone else's. A pointed last loses its shape faster than a round one, so use shoe trees if you have them. Whole sizes only from this maker, so if you fall between two, take the larger. Browse the full Men's Loafers range.
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Size & Fit
These loafers are true to size. Simply select your usual size. To measure your foot: place your heel against a wall and measure from the wall to the end of your longest toe, then allow approximately 1 cm of extra space.
Care
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after use. Avoid prolonged exposure to water and direct heat. Allow to air dry away from radiators, and store with a shoe tree or stuffing to help keep their shape.
Loafers Heritage started with a simple idea: one kind of shoe, done properly. No trainers, no boots — just loafers, chosen one pair at a time and stocked in every size we can get, delivered across the United Kingdom. Every pair has to earn its place on three points: the upper, the footbed and the sole.
How should these loafers fit, and what size should I order?
They run true to size, so order your usual UK size. If you are between sizes or have a wider foot, size up. Not sure? Stand with your heel against a wall and measure from the wall to your longest toe, then match that length to your usual size.
Do they need breaking in?
Very little. The construction and cushioned insole feel comfortable from the first wear; you may notice the upper relax and mould to your foot over the first day or two.
Can I wear them without socks?
Yes. No-show socks keep the lining fresh without breaking the clean line of the shoe, which is ideal in warmer months. If you go sock-free often, rotating between pairs helps the lining last longer.
How do I care for them?
For suede, brush with a suede or crepe brush after wear and treat marks with a suede eraser rather than water. For leather, wipe with a soft cloth and use a matching conditioner now and then. A protector spray before first wear helps both. Store with a shoe tree, away from direct heat.
Are they waterproof?
No. Leather and suede are water-resistant at best. A protector spray helps them shrug off light rain; after a heavy soaking, let them dry naturally at room temperature, away from radiators or direct heat, with a shoe tree inside to hold their shape.
How long does UK delivery take, and how much is it?
Standard UK delivery is free on every order and takes 6 to 9 business days: 1 to 2 business days for order processing and 5 to 7 business days for transit. Your estimated delivery date is shown at checkout before you pay.
What is your returns and exchange policy?
We offer 30-day returns, and we pay the return postage. As long as your loafers are unworn, in resaleable condition and in their original box, you can send them back within 30 days of delivery. Email us and we send you a prepaid label — you have nothing to pay.