The Andie Loafer is a tailored, lined shoe made for a structured fit. They should feel fitted the first time you slip them on before molding to your foot within one to two wears. Some customers find it helpful to use a shoe horn when slipping on their pairs, so we've included one in the box with your shoes.

Due to the handwoven construction and open weave, the Woven Andie has a more relaxed, looser fit than the regular Andie Loafer. If you’re between sizes, we recommend that you take the smaller size in the woven version.

Medium width is considered standard, so if you generally find standard widths comfortable in other shoes, we suggest taking a Medium. However, if you find that other shoes often pinch or feel too tight around the ball of your foot, the Wide is a fantastic option to try. It is made on a combination last, with the toe box being the only area that is wider. (It's also a great option to try if you have bunions.) The Narrow will be more narrow throughout the entirety of the shoes; it's a good option if you find your foot frequently slips or feels insecure in a standard width. 

Our Andie Loafers are made from a soft, Italian nappa leather that's permeable, so avoid exposure to water and rain. To maintain the sheen and finish over time, you can use a quality leather lotion.

The Andie Loafer is a tailored, lined shoe, and will have more body and structure than our Penny—an unlined and unstructured loafer. Both, however, are made on the same last and the sizing is comparable. We recommend ordering your typical Margaux size, as the fit similar to The Penny, The Pointe, and other popular styles.