For fans of Edward Green, who are many, there is always fun when old models are found in the brand archives, are revived. One is the entire belt Penny Loafer Barton, who was not made in decades, but is now being reduced for a limited run by the Dutch store.
Hand is a store located in the capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam, which has sold Edward Green For seven years now. They have previously done a number of special makeups together, but now they have gone deeper into the archives to bring back an old style. The Barton is a full belt loafer, or saddle loafer if it is rather calls that, with a cent gap over the vamp, the hand -stitched apron and a skin -stitched split toe. It was made on the 184 last, a traditional loafers last with a classic round toe.
Barton in Redwood Antique.
For this generation they offer two different make-ups, one in Mink Suede and one in Redwood Antique Calf, as a pre-order upon delivery in February. One can choose to have it unlined or fed. In total, only twenty pairs are made, as soon as the places have been taken, they close the pre-order. Price is comparable to other models with hand -stitched apron and split -toe, a bit above € 1,700. Go here to read more and place an order.
The Mink Suede version.
The 184 last is a loafers classic. Photos: Hand
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