Westchester - Slip-on Penny Loafer Men's Dress Shoes by Allen Edmonds
What's in a name? Just because a shoe is called a penny loafer doesn't mean it can't look like a million bucks. Case in point, the Westchester, which, like its namesake county that perfectly straddles the space on the map between the city and the country, toes the line between sophisticated yet relaxed, debonair yet down-to-earth. This versatility is a result of combining a sleek 360° welt sole with pin-tuck stitching to create a classic moccasin shape but with an elongated toe that captures a more modern feel. For those looking to truly make a name for themselves, it's also available in Cordovan featuring a Reddenbach single oak leather sole.
Click any link below to view similar styles:
- Leather sole men's slip-on loafer dress shoes
- Moc-toe penny loafer
- Lined premium calfskin leather upper
- Single oak leather sole with combination heel
- 360 degree Goodyear welted construction (learn about our 212 steps of Craftsmanship)
- Manufactured on the welted 7-97 Last (learn all about lasts)
- This shoe is eligible for our full Recrafting service (learn about Allen Edmonds legendary shoe Recrafting)
- Proudly made in the USA at our Port Washington, Wisconsin factory
- This shoe style is also available in Genuine Horween® Shell Cordovan
Allen Edmonds Custom Men's Shoes
- Many of our shoe styles can be ordered in mis-matched and special sizes for a nominal charge through our Consumer Assistance Center at 1-800-235-2348.
Allen Edmonds Shoe Care
- To find out which specific Allen Edmonds Shoe Care products and colors to use on your shoes, check out our Shoe Care Reference Guide.
- When caring for your calfskin, use Allen Edmonds Conditioner Cleaner to remove surface residue and to keep leather soft and pliable. To achieve a fine luster, wipe shoes with a damp cloth and allow them to air dry at room temperature. Then, apply a coat of Allen Edmonds Premium Shoe Polish with a cloth or horsehair dauber and allow to air dry. Further details and videos are available on our Caring for Your Shoes page.
Westchester - Slip-on Penny Loafer Men's Dress Shoes by Allen Edmonds
What's in a name? Just because a shoe is called a penny loafer doesn't mean it can't look like a million bucks. Case in point, the Westchester, which, like its namesake county that perfectly straddles the space on the map between the city and the country, toes the line between sophisticated yet relaxed, debonair yet down-to-earth. This versatility is a result of combining a sleek 360° welt sole with pin-tuck stitching to create a classic moccasin shape but with an elongated toe that captures a more modern feel. For those looking to truly make a name for themselves, it's also available in Cordovan featuring a Reddenbach single oak leather sole.
Click any link below to view similar styles:
- Leather sole men's slip-on loafer dress shoes
- Moc-toe penny loafer
- Lined premium calfskin leather upper
- Single oak leather sole with combination heel
- 360 degree Goodyear welted construction (learn about our 212 steps of Craftsmanship)
- Manufactured on the welted 7-97 Last (learn all about lasts)
- This shoe is eligible for our full Recrafting service (learn about Allen Edmonds legendary shoe Recrafting)
- Proudly made in the USA at our Port Washington, Wisconsin factory
- This shoe style is also available in Genuine Horween® Shell Cordovan
Allen Edmonds Custom Men's Shoes
- Many of our shoe styles can be ordered in mis-matched and special sizes for a nominal charge through our Consumer Assistance Center at 1-800-235-2348.
Allen Edmonds Shoe Care
- To find out which specific Allen Edmonds Shoe Care products and colors to use on your shoes, check out our Shoe Care Reference Guide.
- When caring for your calfskin, use Allen Edmonds Conditioner Cleaner to remove surface residue and to keep leather soft and pliable. To achieve a fine luster, wipe shoes with a damp cloth and allow them to air dry at room temperature. Then, apply a coat of Allen Edmonds Premium Shoe Polish with a cloth or horsehair dauber and allow to air dry. Further details and videos are available on our Caring for Your Shoes page.