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Royal Ascot, 17 June |
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One loafer. The whole season.
The Ethan in green suede, worn sockless from the Enclosure to the riverbank.
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The summer social calendar asks more of a shoe than most seasons. Ascot, Henley, garden parties after the races. Each calls for a shoe that carries the occasion without trying to lead it. |
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The Ethan in green suede does exactly that. Worn sockless, it holds warm-weather formality without the rigidity of a leather Derby, the suede softening naturally against the foot, the loafer silhouette reading as considered rather than casual.
Pair with unstructured linen or cropped tailoring in oat, sand, or navy. The green suede sits against warm neutrals the way a well-chosen pocket square does. Quietly right.
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“Not how to dress up. How to dress well.” |
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The Ethan |
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Calf suede. Worn in.
A loafer that improves as the season progresses.
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| Upper |
Premium calf suede |
| Design |
Slip-on loafer, minimalist silhouette |
| Lining |
Full calf leather with suede heel counter |
| Insole |
Full calf leather, cushioned |
| Sole |
Diamond-pattern rubber, flexible grip |
| Sizes |
UK 6 to 13 |
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How to Wear
For garden parties and post-race drinks, wear with a single-pleat trouser in navy or stone and a pale blue button-down, open collar. The loafer holds the outfit without competing with it.
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Also in Season |
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For laces and brass hardware.
Two alternatives for those who prefer a Derby or a double monk.
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1919 · Northampton, England
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01933 410584
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