History of Men’s Driving Shoes Driving shoes emerged from 1960s Italian luxury fashion. Wealthy gentlemen with Ferrari roadsters wanted high-class footwear specialized for driving.

Well, a pair of silky soft Italian suede driving shoes in a denim blue hue, we’d say. Add to the mix a white leather-lined insole and you have some top-notch loafers.

The solution was driving shoes—a lightweight, flexible, loafer or moccasin-type slip-on made from leather or suede, with grippy rubber-grommet soles designed to keep Ferraris and Lambos steady.

We had to do a double-take on the price tag of these moccasins from Target’s in-house brand, Goodfellow & Co. At just $21.99, they’re less than an Uber Eats lunch but feature a solid build and ...

From boots to slippers and even some of our favorite “ driving moccasins,” the brand offers plenty of stylish ways to stay comfy this winter. Right now, for a limited time during Black Friday, you can ...

What to Consider Material The best men's slippers are all about comfort, so you want light and soft fabrics. That said, for shearling, fleece or wool for winter. You can go for cotton and knit if ...

From the premium Italian leather to the penny slot across the bridge as well as the hand-stitched finish, these shoes are a prime example. All for just £60.

These men's slip-on shoes are crafted from bark-inspired brown Suede and are lined with soft quilted Nappa Leather for a luxurious finish. Wear these flat slippers around the house or when out ...