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Pace Unlined Loafers Olive
950€
In stock, delivery time 1-4 days
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UK7 - EU41
UK8 - EU42
UK9 - EU43
UK11 - EU45
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Loafer from John Lobb. A classic pair of loafers in soft suede with a rounded toe. Handmade in England and fitted with an innovative oval rubber sole for modern comfort.
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Product details
- Made in England.
- Each pair undergoes 190 production steps to achieve exceptional quality, comfort and durability.
- Suede upper.
- Lining made from leather.
- Insole made from leather.
- Outsole made from rubber.
- Handwritten product name on the inside of the shoe tongue.
- Dustbag included.
- Fit E - Narrow
- Last: 423
- The shoes are true to size. We recommend choosing your usual size.
Fit
Product code27989711Manufacturer's article numberB02224L-5K
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the product's measurements
Read more about how we measure and convert sizes »EU 41 42 43 44 45 UK 7 8 9 10 11 US 8 9 10 11 12
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About John Lobb
During its over 150-year history, John Lobb has established itself as one of the world’s foremost shoemakers. The origins of this illustrious brand can be traced back to 1866 when its London-based founders began producing bespoke boots. In the 1970s, the marque was purchased by prestigious French fashion house Hermès, at which point it introduced its “ready-to-wear” collection, making it accessible to more than just a small clientele of society’s most privileged. Today, all of the company’s shoes continue to be produced in its own workshops in Northampton, England. -
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During its over 150-year history, John Lobb has established itself as one of the world’s foremost shoemakers. The origins of this illustrious brand can be traced back to 1866 when its London-based founders began producing bespoke boots. In the 1970s, the marque was purchased by prestigious French fashion house Hermès, at which point it introduced its “ready-to-wear” collection, making it accessible to more than just a small clientele of society’s most privileged. Today, all of the company’s shoes continue to be produced in its own workshops in Northampton, England.
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