Inspired by traditional Norwegian slip-ons and Native American moccasins, the loafer rose to prominence in the 1930s before being refined in America by G.H. Bass with the introduction of the Weejun. Its signature leather saddle eventually inspired the nickname "Penny Loafer," a timeless style that remains a menswear staple today.
Today, Tricker’s interprets this classic through the same Northamptonshire craftsmanship that defines its renowned boots and shoes, giving the loafer a more robust character. Crafted from the finest calf leather, it is built on the newly developed 11659 last, which features a rounder toe shape and fits true to size.
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