The unlined construction in ultra-soft calfskin envelops the foot like a second skin, while the upper enriched with unique detailing adds a refined touch to the Maesteg loafer—such as the Adler apron-toe seam, named after the machine used to obtain this specific stitching. A distinctive Church's style updated each season into new variations, the loafer stands as a true archetype of English style, originally evolving from the slippers created for King George VI.