Red Loafers

Close to a hundred pairs, mostly women's, in faux leather, suede, leather and glossy finishes. Red is the accent people are most nervous about and the one that pays off fastest.

See also: Burgundy Loafers, Black Loafers, Pink Loafers, Orange Loafers, Women's Loafers, Patent Loafers

Three reds, three intentions

As with every strong color, the depth is what decides how loud the shoe is.

1. Deep red and oxblood
   Barely an accent at all. It behaves the way burgundy does and goes with navy, gray and denim without any thought.
   See also: Burgundy Loafers

2. True red in suede
   Matte takes the shout out of it. This is the wearable red, and the one we would put with a plain black or navy outfit.
   See also: Suede Loafers

3. Red with a glossy finish
   The loudest thing in the shop after metallic. Made for an evening, and it needs everything else to stay plain.
   See also: Patent Loafers, Women's Patent Glossy Loafers

Wearing red shoes without thinking about it all day

Keep the rest neutral and let the shoes be the only colored thing. That is not a compromise, it is what makes red work.

Red and black is the safest pairing, red and navy is the most interesting one, and red with another warm bright color is the one to skip.