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G.H. Bass Tassel Loafer
SB8071
$220
We collaborate with G.H. Bass & Co. on an adaptation of their original tassel loafer. Made from rich polished leather with hand stitched seams in waxy thread, we add a thick, ridged commando outsole with contrast trim and tartan in-sock.
Colour Bottle Green
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Established in 1876 by George Henry Bass, G.H. Bass & Co. started out with a simple motto: “To make the best possible shoe for the purpose for which it was intended.” In 1936, the brand put a stylish spin on a Norwegian farm shoe designed for ‘loafing in the field,’ and playfully dubbed them Weejuns – introducing the world’s very first penny loafer. Adopted by presidents and Hollywood legends alike, the G.H. Bass loafer has been a smart staple and key part of the subcultural uniform. We adapt the original design with heavy-duty subcultural styling and subtle Fred Perry details: chunky sole, tartan in-sock and contrast tipping detail.
- Upper: Leather/Textile / Sole: Rubber
- Not Washable
Style
SB8071
SB8071
Colour
Bottle Green
Bottle Green
Shipping
Order by 3pm weekdays for:
— UK next working day delivery [Free]
— UK next working day delivery before 10.30am [£10]
—
UK Saturday or Sunday delivery [£6]
| Colour Description | Bottle Green |
|---|---|
| SKU | SB8071-L24 |
| Fabric Composition | Upper: Leather/Textile / Sole: Rubber |
| Hero | L24 |
| Keywords | footwear, shoes, trainers, chaussures, shoe, trainer |
| Washable Instructions | Not Washable |
| Collection | G.H. Bass |
| Gender | Mens |
| Bullet 1 | Rich polished leather |
| Bullet 2 | Hand-stitched seams in waxy thread |
| Bullet 3 | Thick ridged rubber sole with contrast trim |
| Bullet 4 | Tassel detail and tartan trim in-sock |
| Bullet 5 | Made in El Salvador |
| Further Reading | Established in 1876 by George Henry Bass, G.H. Bass & Co. started out with a simple motto: “To make the best possible shoe for the purpose for which it was intended.” In 1936, the brand put a stylish spin on a Norwegian farm shoe designed for ‘loafing in the field,’ and playfully dubbed them Weejuns – introducing the world’s very first penny loafer. Adopted by presidents and Hollywood legends alike, the G.H. Bass loafer has been a smart staple and key part of the subcultural uniform. We adapt the original design with heavy-duty subcultural styling and subtle Fred Perry details: chunky sole, tartan in-sock and contrast tipping detail. |
| Release Status | Available |
| List Secondary Media | 5 |
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