How to wear men’s moccasins?

The definition of moccasins.

Moccasins are always defined by slip-on shoes made of natural supple leather or suede. There are two types of moccasins. Iconic slippers also known as loafer shoes were popularized by Gucci in the 1930s. Guccio Gucci who was specializing in leather goods, offered to the elites handmade leather slippers encrusted with signature horsebit metalware on the vamp. To this day, the genuine Gucci shoes are being hand-crafted by the most eminent cobblers in Florentine workshops.
The other type of spring shoes are the authentic moccasins. What is the difference between loafer shoes and moccasins? The latter are made of one piece of leather, while soles and uppers of loafer shoes are constructed from two leather elements sewn together.

Smart casual

Moccasins fit perfectly with less formal business style. You can wear rigid and formal loafer shoes on a warm, sunny day to run some errands in the office. When the temperature reaches over 22C, you can safely wear moccasins on a bare foot even with a casual suit from soft wool or linen. When the weather is not so favourable, you can pick quality cashmere socks that match the shoes. Remember to choose from neutral colors like brown, black and light beige moccasins for a proper smart casual effect.

Moccasins after hours

Moccasins are a good option for men who cultivate preppy style after hours too. In order to play with fashion like the Italians do, opt for soft suede driver shoes. Juxtapose them with snug chinos and nonchalantly unbuttoned shirt. On scalding hot days pair them with knee-length shorts. Moccasins come in a wide variety of colors. By choosing carmine and red or emerald and green suede slippers, you can easily pull off the final touch of your everyday outfit.