Description
The model has a classic loafer shape with a round toe, a decorative strap across the instep and distinctive stitching at the front. The subtle beige colour is easy to combine with trousers, a skirt and a more casual work outfit. The light raised sole gives the footwear a more modern profile; the platform at the front is 2 cm and the rear part reaches 3.5 cm. These leather loafers are practical for women who prefer timeless style, comfortable slip-on wear and versatile use during spring days.
✓ Slip-on design - The loafers are put on without lacing, making them practical for everyday wear and quick changing.
✓ Leather lining - The leather lining complements the material finish of the inner part of the footwear and supports the overall higher-quality character of the model.
✓ Slightly raised sole - The 2 cm platform and the 3.5 cm rear part of the sole give the loafers a more elegant, slightly raised profile.
| Suggested foot length in cm | Size EU |
| from 21,7 cm | 35 |
| from 22,4 cm | 36 |
| from 23,1 cm | 37 |
| from 23,7 cm | 38 |
| from 24,4 cm | 39 |
| from 25,1 cm | 40 |
| from 25,7 cm | 41 |
| from 26,4 cm | 42 |
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Great invention of Indians
Historically moccasins represent the footwear worn by Indians long before the first white settlers arrived there. In principle it is a footwear made of soft leather which was left over from hunts of skilled Indians. The leather was non-flexible to be used for clothing, therefore it was used for sewing shoes. The sewing technique was almost similar with all tribes, however, the products gradually distinguished in their patterns. According to this personal creativity and esthetical side one could differentiate the origin of the moccasins style.
The moccasins played an important role in the live of Indians. They were a symbol of protection and acceptance. Only new moccasins were worn to battle, as they symbolized a safe return. At burial, a good pair of moccasins, often beaded on the bottom, symbolized the family's love for the deceased.
Apart from embroidery moccasins of various tribes differed in the material used for sewing. Moccasins protected the foot while allowing the wearer to feel the ground. The Plains Indians wore hard-sole moccasins with soft upper, given that their territorial geography featured rock and cacti. The eastern Indian tribes wore soft-sole moccasins, for walking in leaf-covered forest ground.
Various trends and variations of moccasins
In 1936, G.H. Bass’s Weejun shoe took America by storm. With its puckered toe and slip-on comfort, the shoe resembled the most classic of the indigenous American footwear pieces. Despite the fact that the company (also with the name Weejun, Norwegian) referred to a forgotten Scandinavian footwear history, further inspection of “Tese Shoe” shows that the influence of an Indian original is undoubted.
The original American footwear, the moccasin and its many variations across the continent, was for centuries the golden standard in footwear. However the Americans declare sentimentally, that they were misunderstood and misnamed by arriving white settlers. The truth is that moccasins were given many new trends and added values which make them everything but not an old-fashioned footwear. Thanks to their design they adapted to the taste of men and women and nowadays one may easily find a good-quality footwear designed for men as well as for women.
Moccasins are considered informal footwear, however, if you match them with semi-formal clothing they may even accompany you during your working day. They look best at informal social events where one can appreciate their design in various colour shades.
Moccasins are extremely comfortable and stylish shoes and there is no need to worry that they would get out of fashion. They are designed for inside and outside wearing and may be used during various seasons. The rain, however, is not their friend and therefore good care is required. Get inspired and choose your pair at Robelshoes.eu.
