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Henley Tassel Loafer Black

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Henley Tassel Loafer Black"Classic, smart and simple beautiful shoes" Henley is a classic European styled tassel loafer. Very versatile, it can look good formally with a suit or dressed down for a more relaxed look. In a sleek black, this shoe will complement any outfit perfectly. Slip on loafer with decorative tassel Updated, modern design with rounded toe Full grain calf leather for softness and longevity Hand dyed black patina, polished and burnished Hard wearing Blake

"Classic, smart and simple - beautiful shoes"

Henley is a classic European-styled tassel loafer. Very versatile, it can look good formally with a suit or dressed down for a more relaxed look. In a sleek black, this shoe will complement any outfit perfectly.

  • Slip-on loafer with decorative tassel
  • Updated, modern design with rounded toe
  • Full grain calf leather for softness and longevity
  • Hand-dyed black patina, polished and burnished
  • Hard-wearing Blake-stitched leather/rubber sole for added grip
  • Full calf leather lining for comfort and to absorb moisture
  • Made in Italy by artisan shoemakers

Why choose the black Henley?

Henley is a classic, stylish tassle loafer exuding charm and a sense of fun. Easy to slip on, it is an effortless shoe to wear, and with its rounded toe and clean, uncomplicated lines, it is a versatile choice, as suited to a work environment as it is to the beach.

The Henley loafer in black is a smart, fresh choice for that business smart vibe.

Looks good with...

With its preppy charm, our Henley tassle loafer can bring a sense of natural fun to the workplace. Wear them with funky socks to really set them apart from a traditional Oxford lace-up, or try them sockless with shorts or cropped trousers for a summer feel.

In classic black, these work beautifully with smart tailoring or they can smarten up a light pair of chinos for a more relaxed appearance.

Stitched leather sole and stacked leather heel

The sole is stitched onto the upper using a traditional and refined Italian method called Blake stitching. This allows the sole to be easily replaced when it eventually wears but we've used a rubber insert as well, to aid longevity and grip.

There is a 25mm genuine-leather stacked heel, with 6 brass pins and a rubber piece, again for longer wear and better grip. There is also a ‘gentleman’s corner’, a small bevel that reduces snagging of the heel on your trousers.

Materials and craftsmanship

We work with the finest Italian artisan shoemakers who showcase their expertise in cutting, shaping, stitching and dying leathers, skilled crafts that have been handed down through the generations.

With attention to detail being paramount, leathers are carefully selected by weight and pliability and cut to form the pattern to fit the last. Then several stages of dying, polishing and burnishing create the depth and richness of the classic black colour.

Italian made

Italy is renowned for the quality and style innovation of its beautiful leathers and components used in the shoemaking process.

It has a strong and well-deserved reputation as the home of fine craftsmanship and attention to detail and we want nothing less for our Thomas Bird collection.

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