The Men’s Loafer Edit

The story of the loafer begins in 1920s Norway, where a shoemaker fused Norwegian design with inspiration from Native American moccasins — giving rise to the style we know and love today.

Penny loafers

Minimalist but never basic. Penny loafers are characterised by their distinctive strap across the upper, a nod to their history — said to hold a penny, the cost of a phone call during the 1930s. Favourite Edition Steven offers a dressy take on the design, available in various uppers, all completed with a full leather lining. For a style in suede, opt for Troy, a soft structure merging formal with casual.

Tassel loafers

Think refined, but never uptight. Tassel loafers bring a subtle statement — decorative yet grounded in sharp design. Their slightly playful character makes them ideal for layering textures and tones, while keeping the polished ease of a true loafer. Vagabond icon Alex M, with its signature moc toe seam, is a transeasonal favourite made for everyday wear.

Chunky loafers

Chunky loafers shift the style into new territory, with Cameron leading the way — bold, lug-soled, and unmistakably Vagabond.

Brown suede, polished black or pared-back penny’s? Regardless of style, loafers remain a constant. See the selection and find your new favourites.