Dr Martens’ take on loafers is as chunky as they come, but don’t go thinking that the dedication to quality is any less than a Northampton stalwart.

As well as that famed mirror-like finish, you get Goodyear welting – a guarantee of hard-wearing construction – as well as the all important air-cushioned sole.

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Ted Baker

As it does with all its menswear, Ted Baker’s loafers are about traditional shapes, fine materials and a few little touches that keep things contemporary.

We’re particularly fond of the British dandy brand’s sleek suede loafers, which are available in an array of neutral shades to bookend just about any look. And best of all, don’t expect to pay much more than £100.

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