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Our loafers take the same leather and hand-stitched construction as the Peshawari chappal and close it into a slip-on shoe you can wear to the office. No laces, no break-in ritual — just a leather upper that softens around the instep after a few wears.
Each pair is built on a stitched sole with a cushioned insole, so it works for a full day on your feet. Brown and black are the staples; both take a polish and hold their shape far better than the synthetic slip-ons sold at the same price.
Wear them with trousers, chinos or jeans. If your feet are wide, size up half a size — the leather will give across the ball of the foot but the sole will not widen.
Loafers should feel snug at the heel on day one. They loosen a little across the instep; a pair that slips at the heel will only get looser.
Thin no-show socks protect the lining and stop the leather smelling. If you go barefoot, use shoe trees between wears.
A neutral or matching cream polish every few weeks keeps the leather supple and hides scuffs.
Yes — the uppers and linings are genuine leather, hand-stitched in Peshawar. The insole is cushioned for all-day wear.
They give slightly across the instep after a week of wear. They will not stretch lengthwise, so order your normal length and size up if your feet are wide.
Yes. A brown or black leather loafer is a common formal choice with shalwar kameez, especially for office wear where a chappal feels too casual.
Send us your usual UK size on WhatsApp and we will confirm the right pair before you order. Cash on delivery across Pakistan, with free nationwide delivery.
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