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Sheepskin Suede
Sheepskin has a finer, denser nap than cow suede, so it feels softer in your hand and looks richer in the light. It’s the kind of suede you’d expect from a luxury loafer.
Liked the Enzo? Read this before you buy.
Enzo vs. Salcombe: Is The Upgrade Worth $75?
The same easy slip-on you saw, rebuilt in sheepskin suede on a natural rubber sole.
If you’re about to buy your first pair, here’s exactly what the extra $75 gets you.
Shop the Salcombe · $150Free exchanges if the size isn’t right
Side By Side
Same silhouette, same easy slip-on. Here’s what changes when you step up.
The EnzoThe Salcombe
Upper
Cow suede
Sheepskin suede: softer, finer, more supple
Sole
Lightweight synthetic
Natural rubber: better grip, flexes with every step
Out of the box
Cushioned interior
Feels broken in from day one
Toe box
Classic fit
More give, shapes to your foot
Stitching
Hand-stitched
Hand-stitched
Colors
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Where The Extra $75 Goes
Three differences you can feel the moment you pick them up.
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A Natural Rubber Sole
The Enzo sits on a lightweight synthetic sole. The Salcombe is built on natural rubber, which grips better on wet pavement and flexes with every step instead of fighting it.
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Room Where It Counts
Because sheepskin is more supple, the toe box has a little more give. The Salcombe shapes itself to your foot instead of the other way around.
What You’ll Notice First
- How soft the suede is the second you pick it up.
- No break-in. They feel worn-in from the first step.
- How they make everything else you’re wearing look more expensive.
$150 Sounds Like A Lot. Until You Do The Math.
Wear them twice a week for a year and they cost you less than $1.50 a wear. Comparable designer loafers run around $750.
$1.44per wear, over one year
Your first pair, done right
Salcombe Suede Loafer
$150Traditional retail $750
Through December 5, every Salcombe order comes with a free leather card holder ($35 value).
Wrong size? Free exchanges
Questions
How do they fit?
The sheepskin suede is soft and supple, with a little more give in the toe box than the Enzo. If the size isn’t right, exchanges are free.
Should I just get the Enzo instead?
The Enzo is a great everyday loafer at $74.99. If you want the softer suede, the natural rubber sole and a shoe that feels broken in from day one, the Salcombe is worth the extra $75.
How do I keep the suede looking new?
Five minutes with our Suede Care Kit brushes out marks and protects the nap. You can add it to your order above.
What if they don’t fit?
Exchanges are free. Send them back for a different size.