Made-in-England Brown Calfskin Tassel Loafer
Established in 1873 by brothers William and Thomas Sanders in Northamptonshire, the center of British shoemaking, Sanders remains a family business, owned and guided by the fourth and fifth generations of the Sanders family.
- Tassel Loafer
- Leather lining
- Goodyear welted
- Leather Sole
- British Medium "F" width (runs wider than American medium "D" widths)
- Made in the UK
A note on Sanders fit: we find these shoes run long and wide and recommend buying one half size down from your usual American size.
So Ivy, it hurts.
Yalie and J. Press customer, George Bush, once said Bill Clinton was supported by "every lawyer that ever wore a tasseled loafer." (nota bene: GHWB also wore them.)
According to John Vinocur, the former executive editor of The International Herald Tribune, French politicos in the 1980s adopted them because "It helped them get tables in the better restaurants."
The New York Times wrote, "in the 60's, when preppy style ran amok, many a tasseled loafer sat at the end of a leg covered with loud madras pants or...trousers with little embroidered whales."
While we can't guarantee you'll get a better table, wearing these will give you membership in the honored, long line of madras and whale-sporting Ivy stylists.
Returns: We will accept returns of shoes only in unworn condition. Soles must be free of scuffs and uppers from creases. For that reason, we strongly recommend trying them on while on carpet.
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Made-in-England Brown Calfskin Tassel Loafer
Made-in-England Brown Calfskin Tassel Loafer
Established in 1873 by brothers William and Thomas Sanders in Northamptonshire, the center of British shoemaking, Sanders remains a family business, owned and guided by the fourth and fifth generations of the Sanders family.
- Tassel Loafer
- Leather lining
- Goodyear welted
- Leather Sole
- British Medium "F" width (runs wider than American medium "D" widths)
- Made in the UK
A note on Sanders fit: we find these shoes run long and wide and recommend buying one half size down from your usual American size.
So Ivy, it hurts.
Yalie and J. Press customer, George Bush, once said Bill Clinton was supported by "every lawyer that ever wore a tasseled loafer." (nota bene: GHWB also wore them.)
According to John Vinocur, the former executive editor of The International Herald Tribune, French politicos in the 1980s adopted them because "It helped them get tables in the better restaurants."
The New York Times wrote, "in the 60's, when preppy style ran amok, many a tasseled loafer sat at the end of a leg covered with loud madras pants or...trousers with little embroidered whales."
While we can't guarantee you'll get a better table, wearing these will give you membership in the honored, long line of madras and whale-sporting Ivy stylists.
Returns: We will accept returns of shoes only in unworn condition. Soles must be free of scuffs and uppers from creases. For that reason, we strongly recommend trying them on while on carpet.
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Established in 1873 by brothers William and Thomas Sanders in Northamptonshire, the center of British shoemaking, Sanders remains a family business, owned and guided by the fourth and fifth generations of the Sanders family.
- Tassel Loafer
- Leather lining
- Goodyear welted
- Leather Sole
- British Medium "F" width (runs wider than American medium "D" widths)
- Made in the UK
A note on Sanders fit: we find these shoes run long and wide and recommend buying one half size down from your usual American size.
So Ivy, it hurts.
Yalie and J. Press customer, George Bush, once said Bill Clinton was supported by "every lawyer that ever wore a tasseled loafer." (nota bene: GHWB also wore them.)
According to John Vinocur, the former executive editor of The International Herald Tribune, French politicos in the 1980s adopted them because "It helped them get tables in the better restaurants."
The New York Times wrote, "in the 60's, when preppy style ran amok, many a tasseled loafer sat at the end of a leg covered with loud madras pants or...trousers with little embroidered whales."
While we can't guarantee you'll get a better table, wearing these will give you membership in the honored, long line of madras and whale-sporting Ivy stylists.
Returns: We will accept returns of shoes only in unworn condition. Soles must be free of scuffs and uppers from creases. For that reason, we strongly recommend trying them on while on carpet.
