Dominic Nº24

“A shoe should never shout — but it should always be noticed. That’s the Harrington way.”

-Edward Harrington, Founder

Crafted in England, The Harrington Way

Each pair is handmade in Northamptonshire, England — the historic heart of British shoemaking — by artisans who understand leather like an old friend. Using full-grain calfskin, the upper is hand-dyed to achieve rich, natural depth in every shade, whether deep chestnut brown, midnight blue, or classic black. The loafer is finished with a Blake-stitched sole for flexibility and enduring comfort, ideal for modern life on the move.

Why You’ll Keep Reaching for These

1. Effortless Sophistication, Always
Whether in the boardroom or at a weekend brunch, the polished metal emblem adds a refined statement without the fuss — the kind of detail people notice without you needing to explain.

2. Slip In, Step Out
No laces. No hassle. Just dependable comfort from the first wear to the hundredth, with a memory foam insole discreetly tucked inside for day-long support.

3. Style That Travels
From navy tailoring to dark denim, these loafers adapt effortlessly. Their sleek silhouette and tonal stitching elevate even the most pared-back outfits — making packing light a pleasure.

The Loafer Legacy

Originally designed as a house slipper for royalty, the modern loafer has become a mainstay of elegant dressing since the 1930s. This version, with its bit strap and almond toe, channels that heritage into something unmistakably contemporary. A gent’s alternative to both formal oxfords and casual sneakers.

Styling Suggestion

These loafers pair beautifully with tailored trousers, softly tapered chinos or even slim jeans for off-duty ease. Try the navy variant with a crisp white shirt and stone trousers for a Riviera-inspired look, or match the brown with an unstructured blazer for relaxed charm.