These travel shoes are so lightweight and comfortable that you might forget you’re wearing them. Since they’re suede, they’re extremely soft and will form to the shape of your foot. Put them on, kick back, and enjoy your flight in style.
Features: 389 last, Dark Brown Utah, Cemented Leather Soles
These travel shoes are so lightweight and comfortable that you might forget you’re wearing them. Since they’re suede, they’re extremely soft and will form to the shape of your foot. Put them on, kick back, and enjoy your flight in style.
Features: 389 last, Navy Baby Calf Suede, Cemented Leather Soles
Alden’s unlined snuff suede loafer is possibly the easiest and most comfortable shoe you can get. They are a classic Alden model known as the Leisure Handsewn, or LHS for short, that’s built on the Van last. Made in unlined snuff suede, this shoe fits like a sock, wrapping your foot in light and vibrant suede. With its oil-soaked flex welt, these loafers are light and flexible. This is the kind of shoe that you forget you have on.
Features: Van Last, Unlined Snuff Suede, Flex Welt
Corthay does it once again with the Brighton loafer, a rakish loafer made in clay suede on single leather soles. They’ll give your outfit just the right amount of pop — not too much, and not too little. Wear them with a suit or jeans for a smooth, cool look.
Features: Pullman Last, Clay Suede, Single Leather Soles
The Elm is a slip-on made in Lobb’s beautiful dark brown museum calfskin. The forefoot is cut from a single piece of leather that makes for a simple and elegant shoe that pairs well with anything from jeans to a sportcoat.
Features: 7000 Last, Dark Brown Museum Calfskin, Single Leather Soles
St. Crispin’s 539 loafer is an elegant take on the classic penny loafer. Made in light brown calfskin with hand sewing along the vamp, they pair well with anything from jeans to a suit. These are shoes that’ll last you forever and never go out of style.
Features: Classic Last, FUN 603, Leather Soles
