Santoni Isomer Formal Slip-On in Black Patent
Santoni Isomer Formal Slip-On in Black Patent
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Lustrous patent leather lights up a bold Italian loafer topped with a sharp grosgrain strap. Made in Italy.
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Product Details
- Color FamilyBlack
- MaterialPatent Leather
- Shoe WidthMedium
Why We Love It
Most loafers stop at business casual. Santoni's Isomer does not: black patent leather with a sharp grosgrain strap gives it the shine and formality most loafers can't claim, dressy enough to wear straight into black tie.
This is the loafer for the man who wants an alternative to a lace-up oxford for formal occasions, something that carries the same polish without the laces. Made in Italy, it's built with the same standard behind everything Santoni makes.
Santoni has been hand-finishing men's footwear since 1975, and a patent loafer this considered is proof the brand treats formal wear with the same craftsmanship as its everyday styles. If your black-tie shoe rotation is one dated pair of oxfords, this is the update.
This is the loafer for the man who wants an alternative to a lace-up oxford for formal occasions, something that carries the same polish without the laces. Made in Italy, it's built with the same standard behind everything Santoni makes.
Santoni has been hand-finishing men's footwear since 1975, and a patent loafer this considered is proof the brand treats formal wear with the same craftsmanship as its everyday styles. If your black-tie shoe rotation is one dated pair of oxfords, this is the update.