LEATHER LOAFER SHOES

Loafers are flat leather shoes with no straps or laces. There are many different styles of loafer, such as: penny loafer, tassel loafer, Gucci loafer, Moc loafer, Apron Loafer, High-heeel loafer.... 

BOAT SHOE

A siping pattern is cut into the soles to provide grip on a wet deck; the leather construction, along with the application of oil, is designed to repel water; and the stitching is highly durable. Boat shoes are traditionally worn without socks. Boat shoes really are the best undercover walking shoes. They look so stylish, but their casual design makes it easy to add in awesome foot-friendly features. Rockport does this well in options for both men and women.

 (Boat shoes of Banuli)

SOCKS WITH BOAT SHOES

Boat shoes are traditionally worn without socks. If you wear them with visible socks, you look like an inexperienced or out-of-touch boater. However, if you want to wear socks with boat shoes, you can wear no-show socks. No-show or low-ankle socks are cut extra low, so they are not visible outside of the shoes.

 (Black sorts)

THE WAY YOU CHOOSE YOUR SHOES SIZE

You want to take a new shoes but you don’t know your size, so you can see this method to find down your shoe size.

You should prepare some items below to measure your Foot at Home:

- A papper

- A Pencil

-A ruler

Step 1: Place your foot firmly on top of the piece of paper:

Place your foot on the paper, keep your foot firmly and do not move. Then mark the length and width of your foot on the paper. Finally, you measure the length and width your foot on the paper by ruler. You can see the image below.

(The production process)

Step 2: Chosing the right shoe size

When you get your length and width measurements, you can find your shoe size on a sizing chart below.

(Shoes size table)

Notice:

-If you want to get right shoe size, you should measure in the evening because your foot will feel relax at time that can help you to get right shoe size

- You should measure both foot then chosing bigger version.

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