Cap toe black Oxford x Jamais Vulgaire

Special bulk order price, delivery at the end of November 2025
The strap loafer, better known as the penny loafer, was born in the United States in the 1930s. Inspired by Norwegian slip-on shoes, it owes its nickname to American students who would slip a coin into the decorative slot in the strap. In the 1950s and 1960s, it became a symbol of Ivy League style, worn on university campuses and in professional circles alike.
Here we offer a sleek and versatile version in smooth black leather. The shoe is Goodyear welted, ensuring strength, durability and the possibility of resoling. For this model, we have also chosen a 3.8 cm Cuban heel, slightly slanted inwards, directly inspired by men's shoes from the 1950s to the 1970s.
Collaboration with Jamais Vulgaire
These shoes were created in collaboration with the famous French fashion blog Jamais Vulgaire, a site that analyses classic French men's style and its rules. They are produced in Portuguese shoe workshops, experts in the manufacture of classic and timeless shoes.