Berwick Blake Bit Loafer Green Suede
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- Last seen at $125.00 at Marketplace by The Shoe Snob on Oct 31.
Our take on the Berwick Blake Bit Loafer Green Suede
The Berwick Blake Bit Loafer is a Spanish-made hybrid of a penny loafer and a horsebit loafer, with antique gold bit hardware across the vamp. It uses Blake construction, so the sole is stitched to the upper rather than cemented, which keeps the shoe lighter and more flexible than a glued loafer. A rubber protector is already fitted to the leather sole, so it can be worn in wet weather without a cobbler visit. It suits shoppers who want a dressy loafer with a bit of hardware and don't want to baby a leather sole.
- Blake construction stitches sole to upper for flexibility
- Rubber sole protector fitted from the start
- Antique gold bit adds detail without being loud
- Green suede gives a softer alternative to black or brown
- Made in Spain
- Dust bag included
Berwick Blake Bit Loafer Green Suede prices at every store
- Marketplace by The Shoe SnobNew
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$125.00Checked Oct 31
Berwick Blake Bit Loafer Green Suede price history
Lowest price we've seen: $125.00 on Oct 31 at Marketplace by The Shoe Snob. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 31.
From Marketplace by The Shoe Snob
- Crossover between a penny loafer and a bit loafer, a more modern interpretation
- Blake construction: sole stitched to the upper rather than glued or cemented
- Ready to wear with a rubber protector already added to the leather sole
- Combines the breathability and comfort of leather with the practicality of rubber
- Made in Spain
- Antique gold bit hardware
- Sizes
- 38, 38.5, 39, 39.5, 40, 40.5, 41, 41.5, 42, 42.5, 43, 43.5, 44, 44.5, 45, 46, 47
- Materials
- Green Night Repello Gum Oil Suede upper; leather lining
- Fit
- Made on the 254 last
- Sizing
- Fits true to size; take your normal EU size.
- Returns
- Returns accepted within 30 days of the delivery date; US returns get a pre-paid label per pair of shoes, deducted from the refund; tariff/shipping charges are n
- Shipping
- Ships from Canada via USPS / Canada Post; loafers delivered in 4-8 business days; US tariffs and courier fees included in the cart price; other countries pay th
- In the box
- Dust bag
About the Berwick Blake Bit Loafer Green Suede
This loafer is a crossover between a penny loafer and a bit loafer, a more modern take on the classic. It has a green suede upper and antique gold bit hardware.
It is made with Blake construction, so the sole is stitched to the upper rather than glued or cemented. A rubber protector is already added to the leather sole. This combines the breathability and comfort of leather with the practicality of rubber. Made in Spain.
- Upper
- Green Night Repello Gum Oil Suede
- Lining
- Leather
- Construction
- Blake stitched
- Sole
- Leather with rubber protector added
- Hardware
- Antique gold bit
- Last
Questions and answers
- Is this a penny loafer or a bit loafer?
- It is a crossover. The upper has the apron and shape of a penny loafer, with an antique gold bit across the vamp instead of a leather strap.
- What is Blake construction?
- The sole is stitched directly to the upper rather than glued. That makes the shoe lighter and more flexible than a cemented loafer, though resoling takes a skilled cobbler.
- Can I wear it in the rain?
- The leather sole already has a rubber protector fitted, so light rain and wet pavement are fine. The green suede upper still needs protection and should not be soaked.
- How does it fit?
- Berwick uses standard European sizing on this last. Try your usual loafer size; suede will give slightly with wear.
- What comes in the box?
- The pair of loafers and a dust bag.
- How should I care for the suede?
- Brush with a suede brush after wear, use a suede protector spray before the first outing, and keep shoe trees in to hold the shape.
