Women's loafers include leather loafers, suede loafers, boat shoes, chunky sole loafers and lace-up loafers.
The women's leather loafer Ilse Jacobsen Hornbæk Tulip goes well with straight jeans or tailored trousers; the chunky sole loafer Steve Madden adds character to a pleated skirt.
The Tulip loafer, an iconic model from Ilse Jacobsen Hornbæk, leads the selection. It can be worn with invisible socks in summer and thin socks in mid-season: the Tulip loafer goes well with both jeans and a dress.
The Sebago Classic Dan loafer in leather, from the American brand born in Maine, and its Dan Lug version on a lug sole, feature a moccasin with a sewn upper. The women’s Sebago loafer pairs well with cigarette trousers or rolled-up jeans.
The Buffalo Gospher Loafer and the Buffalo Bravr loafers, from the German brand known for its platforms, as well as the Fred de la Bretoniere Bodil Loafer in nappa and the Steve Madden Harloe and Huddles loafers, provide a more structured look. The women’s loafer can be worn with visible thin socks and a midi skirt.
The Birkenstock Utti laced loafer, in leather or suede, the Clarks Wallabee from the British brand on its crepe sole, and the Geox Flextride loafers, from the Italian brand with perforated soles, focus on walking comfort. The comfortable women’s loafer is perfect for all-day wear in the city.
The Tamaris loafers, the Aldaya loafers in leather from the Spanish brand Pikolinos, and the Les Tropéziennes by M. Belarbi loafers, like the Demyos or the Zouzou, complete the selection for daily use. The flat women’s loafer replaces the ballet flat in mid-season.
With straight jeans or cropped trousers that show the ankle, a midi skirt, or a shirt dress. In winter, wear fine or thick socks, plain or ribbed, with a loafer; in summer, loafers are worn barefoot with invisible socks. The loafer with socks marks an autumn outfit.
The loafers also include men’s models, while the women’s ballet flats offer a lighter flat shoe for summer. The loafer or ballet flat: the former holds the foot better for long walks.
Glossy black and brown leather match everything; burgundy warms up a grey or navy outfit; beige and off-white brighten up spring outfits. A black women’s loafer is suitable for the office, while a beige suede loafer is perfect for the weekend, paired with light jeans.
The heeded women’s loafer, three to five centimetres high, can be worn to the office with pleated trousers. The platform loafer, on a lug sole, looks great with a pleated skirt and white socks. Brown or cognac leather loafers pair well with jeans and beige; white or red loafers add a pop of colour in spring.
You can find cheap women’s loafers in the women’s sales and the women’s clearance, and the women’s new arrivals showcase this season’s models. At the end of November, the Black Friday for women reduces prices on loafers and ankle boots. Fast shipping and best price guarantee.
Your usual size: a leather loafer should hold the heel without being tight, as it loosens slightly with wear. If it gaps at the heel right from the fitting, take the next size down: the correct size should fit snugly without slipping.
Wear them for a short time at home first, with thin socks, so that the leather moulds to your foot. A shoe tree between wears helps new leather maintain its shape.
Brush them dry with a suede brush, erase marks with a special eraser, and protect them with a waterproofing spray. Wet suede should dry naturally, away from a radiator.
The moccasin has a piece sewn on the top of the foot and often a thin sole; the loafer, more structured, often has a defined heel and a thicker sole. Both slide on without laces: the loafer appears dressier.
Yes, with invisible socks that protect the leather from sweat and prevent friction. Wearing them barefoot can cause the inner leather to wear out faster and show more marks.