Men's and Women's Loafers: Sebago Dan, Clarks Wallabee

Moccasins Sebago: Dan, Classic Dan and Dan Lug

The moccasins Sebago, from the American brand founded in Maine, are led by the Dan and Classic Dan leather moccasins, with the Dan Lug moccasins featuring a cleated sole. The leather moccasin pairs well with chinos, raw jeans, or suit trousers.

Boat shoes: Sebago Docksides and Ranger, Clarks Torhill

The men's boat shoes Sebago Docksides, in leather, are available in a Portland version, and the Sebago Ranger Waxy boat shoes are made from waxed leather. The Clarks Torhill boat shoes, from the British brand, complete the selection.

Women's moccasins and loafers: Ilse Jacobsen Tulip, Buffalo and Steve Madden

The women’s moccasins Ilse Jacobsen Hornbæk Tulip are alongside the moccasins Buffalo, with platform soles and several vegan options, and the moccasins Steve Madden Harloe. The platform moccasin adds a few centimetres without a heel, and the loafer with a buckle or chain dresses up a pair of jeans.

Comfortable moccasins: Geox, Clarks Wallabee, Pikolinos and Camper

For walking all day, the moccasins Geox use the breathable technology of the Italian brand, the moccasins Clarks Wallabee feature a crepe sole, and the moccasins Pikolinos Azores are made from leather from the Elche brand. The moccasins Camper, from the Majorca brand, and the moccasins Ecco Turn, from the Danish brand, complete the range of comfortable moccasins.

Summer moccasins: espadrille loafers Toms Alonso

In the warmer months, the moccasins Toms take over with the Toms Alonso Loafer Rope espadrilles, featuring a rope sole, that keep the style of a moccasin. This summer moccasin is worn barefoot with shorts or linen trousers.

Men's and women's moccasins

The men's moccasins revolve around Sebago, with the Dan moccasins and the Docksides boat shoes, as well as Clarks and Ecco. The women's moccasins focus on Ilse Jacobsen Hornbæk, Buffalo and Steve Madden, from suede moccasins to platform loafers.

Brown, black, suede or platform moccasins

The brown moccasin goes well with beige chinos, raw jeans or grey flannel trousers; the black is reserved for smarter outfits. The suede moccasin, softer, is worn in spring and dry weather. The platform moccasin, with a thick cleated sole, adds height and a more fashionable look; the heeled moccasin is worn with a midi skirt.

Cheap moccasins: special offers, new arrivals and Black Friday

Cheap moccasins can be found in the discounted shoes, and the new shoes show the latest arrivals. At the end of November, the Black Friday shoes lowers the prices of Sebago moccasins and boat shoes. Fast delivery and best price guaranteed.

Frequently asked questions about moccasins

How to wear moccasins without socks?

Invisible socks that stop below the ankle give the barefoot look while protecting the leather from sweat. The moccasin without socks is paired with ankle-length or rolled-up trousers.

What is the difference between a moccasin and a boat shoe?

The moccasin slips on without laces and has a dressier shape. The boat shoe is laced, often with a leather lace, allowing for adjustment: it's the more practical of the two for a long day of walking.

Does a leather moccasin stretch?

Yes, leather softens and conforms to the foot over time. When trying them on, the leather moccasin should hold the heel without being tight: if it’s too loose right from the start, it will slip later.

How to care for leather boat shoes?

Clean the leather with a damp cloth, let it dry away from heat, then nourish it with a cream of the same colour. The leather boat shoes, like the Sebago Ranger Waxy, can be revitalised with a colourless wax.

What moccasins are suitable for the office or a wedding?

A smooth leather moccasin, black or dark brown, pairs well with a suit or dress trousers. Suede models or those with a cleated sole, like the Sebago Dan Lug moccasins, are better suited for casual outfits: in the office, the dressed moccasin in smooth leather is a must.