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Why it's worth it
The ruched toe on a butter loafer — a classic shape with warmth built into the leather itself.
The Edit
Ruching gathered across the toe box softens the loafer's traditional apron construction into something more tactile — the leather bunches deliberately rather than breaking under wear. A penny strap sits flush against the vamp in matching butter yellow, while the low stacked heel is finished in contrasting dark resin for visual weight at the base. The supple, flexible upper molds easily without a break-in period.
The details
Made of
Leather
- Heel
- Stacked
- Heel height
- Low
- Closure
- Slip-on
- Details
- Gathering, topstitching
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