There are certainly a tons of ways to get the most out of a dress loafer in the Fall or Winter, and we've compiled a list of stylish looks to show you just how. 

 

Selecting the 'right' loafer is more or less a subjective tasks. In our opinon, every loafer is a great loafer, as each offers it's own prominent features. There are quite a few options to choose from, for instance the style of loafer namely penny loafers, tassle loafers, horsebit loafers or fringe loafers. Materials of loafers in suede or leather, is also a key factor, as well as color finish from dark brown, black, cognac or even oxblood. Below is a simple chart featuring different styles of loafers. 

 

 

For 9-5 work calls, interviews, business meetings, or presentations, the loafer is always a weapon of choice. In cooler months, adding a pair of dress socks of your desired thickness will do the trick. Grab you favorite suit or blazer & trouser combo, and add some layering elements like a denim jacket, roundeck sweater or scarf. You could also always trade the shirt and tie for the staple turtlneck and you're good to go.

 

For all the exact same formal business reasons as No. 2 above, take things a step further with an overcoat to really steal the show. The long drape of a well fitting coat, really takes cold weather styles to a whole new level. Not to mention, a well played pairing with a classic loafer most certainly screams distinguished elegance. 

 

Can't leave out the casual hangs & nightlife. Dress down your loafers with your favorite pairs of jeans, a signature ball cap or any other element of streetstyle for a more dressed down approach. For instance, a crewneck sweatshirt, beanie, or even a fedora + hooded sweatshirt combo would definitely do the trick here.

 

Socks change the Game! Pairing your loafers with the right pair of socks, can do wonders for your ensemble. Whether it's a muted grey for a sleek professional look, contrasting white for a more casual sporty feel, or a splash of color to keep things interesting and elegant. So when rocking those loafers, remember to choose your socks wisely!