“Loafers come in many shapes and sizes. These are moccasin-like loafers. This means that this shoe’s leather runs all the way through under the foot (when you look into the shoe, you’ll see what I mean… The inside looks like a sock). The oldest shoes ever excavated by archaeologists were also made this way. I’m not sure if that means that the shoes must be great because of that, but it surely is a wonderful piece of traditional craftsmanship. Should you be wondering what is practical about manufacturing a moccasin-like pair of shoes: this kind of design is simply super smooth. We don’t need to use insoles that’ll make the whole thing firmer. These shoes already feel like broken-in home slippers.”