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No logos, just leather: the Marlo, Agnes, India, N/S Park and Sylvia, and which to choose.




Four Loro Piana loafers, from the slipper-soft Floaty to a rain-ready suede, and how to choose between them.
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Loro Piana is known first for cashmere, but its loafers have become the quiet status shoe of the season. Every pair here is made in Italy, and each one solves a slightly different problem. Here is how to tell them apart.
The Anton Walk is a sleek tan leather loafer with an almond toe, and the back folds down so you can wear it as a mule.
Choose it if you want one pair that covers both.

For comfort, the Floaty. For versatility, the Anton Walk. For something that stands out, the Sergio. For grip and weather, the tasselled suede. See all flats.

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