Moccasin Loafers  Moccasin loafers have a very thick leather weave around the vamp. These are generally casual shoes, and are popular as slippers around the house. |
Penny Loafers  Penny loafers got their name in the 1950s from east coast prep students placing a penny in the slit for a stylish effect. The penny fad has gone out of style, but the penny loafer itself is truly timeless. |
Italian Loafers  In 1966, Italian designer, Gucci, added a metal buckle across the front of a loafer shoe in the shape of a horse bit. Now, the Italian loafer is a worldwide style produced by several designers. |
Suede Loafers  These look great with casual attire--specifically jeans. Suede is supple and flexible, yet still durable. Look for brown or black suede for a timeless look. |
Plain Loafers  No straps, buckles, or tassels , these loafers are simple and sophisticated. With a smooth, leather upper, these shoes can be worn formally or casually. |