Obviously thinner sole and no storm welt
http://www.ctshirts.co.uk/p/ukgo/pr/MSHOLO/Oxblood-Fringe-Tassle-Loafers-/r/Web-Department/Men's-Shoes/productdetail.aspx?ppp=76&sortBy=Relevance&page=1&back=False&canned=&browse=Y
They look good in a shop. When you wear them the fringe turns up. Even proper golf shoes dispense with a fringe these days.
Boat shoes do not help loafer sales. They are similar, but boat shoes are more flexible in every sense.
I remember them... but I only remember this particular shoe model from the mid 90's. A few friends of mine wore them. They were made by Loake and I think I read somewhere that Loake makes Charles Tyrwhitt shoes nowadays. They looked kinda cool with ice blue sta-prest for example. Not for me though.
I see shoes like these a lot. I'm not into them, but they seem to be popular.
Are they not the Loake "Brighton" by any other name?
http://www.jamesandjames.com/htmlfiles/shoefiles/loake/lkbrightonox.htm
A UK copy of the kind of American Ivy loafers sold by JS. Very Anglo rather than Ivy tho'. They have their own look which is kinda Street I think. They go with Sta-Prest & Harrington copies... Oh - And a Ben Sherman of course.
J.
for me what kills it is the, kiltie.