Men's Major Loafer

Supple, grained calf leather defines this refined loafer, a timeless staple distinguished by its hand-stitched vamp, which takes an hour per pair to complete. The traditional Blake construction is a testament to exceptional craftsmanship, ensuring durability and a sleek profile.

Finished with signature hardware and a leather-and-rubber outsole for reliable grip, this versatile shoe pairs effortlessly with both tailored and casual looks.

Key Features

Color	Black
Material	Grained calf leather
Hardware	Signature hardware
Vamp	Hand-stitched vamp (1 hour per pair)
Construction	Blake construction
Outsole	Leather and rubber outsole
Made in	Italy
Product Type	Loafer
Audience	Men's
Closure	Slip-on

Highlights

• Black
• Grained calf leather
• Signature hardware
• Hand-stitched vamp (1 hour per pair)
• Blake construction
• Leather and rubber outsole
• Made in Italy

Materials & care

To preserve the beauty of the product, follow these guidelines for care: Clean glazed leather with a soft slightly damp cloth, then polish with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use shoe cream, which tends to give waxed and glazed leather an opaque look. If necessary, occasionally apply a small amount of polish to maintain the shine of the leather. Avoid contact with water, any substance containing alcohol (perfumes, solvents etc) or oil (makeup) and abrasive products in general. If the shoes have been in contact with water, allow them to dry thoroughly on shoe trees before cleaning them. Always use a shoehorn when putting shoes on. Always insert shoetrees in the shoes after use. Keep shoes in the two felt pouches provided and store in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place.

Size chart

Frequently asked questions What material is this loafer made from? The upper is crafted from supple, grained calf leather. How is the vamp constructed? The vamp is hand-stitched, a process that takes one hour per pair, and is signed with a signature hardware accessory. What type of construction does this shoe use? It features a traditional Blake construction, which is a mark of high-quality shoemaking. How should I care for the leather? Clean glazed leather with a soft, slightly damp cloth, then polish with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid shoe cream, water, alcohol, oil, and abrasive products. Use shoe trees and store in the provided felt pouches.