The Charleston Loafer in Whiskey and Linen

In the early 1930’s Nettleton introduced and patented this style of shoe and coined the word “loafer” to describe it. The Charleston variation, exclusive to us, is a two-tone shoe with a contrasting upper. Each shoe has double row stitching, a thick outsole, supple calfskin leather, and buttery soft lining with minimal seams for added comfort. Goodyear construction. Sizes 8-13, D width. Shown here in whiskey aniline leather with straw colored linen upper.