The Ivy Loafer - Rubber Sole - Signs of Wear
The Ivy Loafer - Rubber Sole - Signs of Wear
The Ivy Loafer - Rubber Sole - Signs of Wear
The Ivy Loafer - Rubber Sole - Signs of Wear
The Ivy Loafer - Rubber Sole - Signs of Wear
The Ivy Loafer - Rubber Sole - Signs of Wear

The Ivy Loafer - Rubber Sole - Signs of Wear

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The shoes show light signs of wear, such as minor creasing in the upper and/or slight scratches on the soles. Please note that the example images illustrate the typical signs of wear you can expect. They do not show the exact pair and may differ in colour from the shoe you are viewing.

The Ivy Loafer is inspired by old-school Ivy style. Its slightly boxier shape and relaxed profile set it apart from our flagship Penny Loafer, giving it a sporty, enduring silhouette. A shorter vamp and 360-degree welt reinforce the collegiate influences at the heart of its design.

Fits large. We recommend choosing half a size down

* Crafted by hand in Spain * High walled round toe * 360 degree welt * Full leather lining * Box calf leather * Goodyear welted construction * Thin rubber sole.
Fits large in size We recommend selecting half a size down from what you usually wear in lace-up shoes. Please refer to our Size Guide above or reach out to our customer experience team for detailed sizing guidance. How your new loafers should feel Loafers, by design, should fit snugly to compensate for the lack of lacing—without pinching. The heel should feel secure, with no slipping, while the toe box should allow for a slight amount of movement. A snug fit offers better support, reduces excessive movement, enhances the shoe’s appearance, and promotes proper foot placement for comfort and stability. After a few wears, the cork layer in the sole and the leather upper will gradually conform to the shape of your feet, providing an even better fit.
* Rotate between wears and insert shoe trees after use to retain shape and minimise creasing. * Use a shoe horn when putting them on and remove the loafers by hand to protect the heel. * Brush or wipe the leather upper after wear to remove dust and light surface marks. * Clean with a leather cleaner when needed, then apply a thin layer of cream or polish if the leather looks dry. * Clean the rubber sole with a damp cloth and mild soap when required. * Store the loafers in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.