Black Driving Loafer with Python Embossed Vamp and Horsebit

The throat panel and the apron are python embossed, the rest is plain black calf. The scales are large across the instep and shrink towards the toe. Their raised tops take a shine, the recesses stay matte. The plain calf is smooth, with fine creases set across the outside of the toe.

The apron is stitched by hand, which is what gives the moccasin its shape. The lacing sits proud of the leather and runs close and even around the toe. Pebbled rubber driving sole that runs up the back of the heel. It is thin and flat, with a ribbed lip along the outer edge.

Silver horsebit hardware sits on the strap. A squared horseshoe ring takes the leather, a flat bar links it to a smaller ring and a block, and small square studs in darker gunmetal close the end. The strap under the bit is plain calf with no embossing.

The topline is rolled and piped, with one row of fine stitching below it. Unlined through the vamp so it moulds to the foot quickly.