The history of G.H.BASS dates back to Maine in 1876 and George Henry Bass - a man on a simple mission to make the very best shoe. In 1936, G.H. BASS put a stylish spin on a Norwegian farm shoe designed for “loafing in the field,” and playfully dubbed them Weejuns – introducing the world’s first penny loafer. 

Channelling century old moccasin-style shoes from the States, the shape of these has been refined over time for contemporary use, gracing the preppiest Americans, the working class in the UK, to the Paninaros of Milan and beyond, this silhouette is the epitome of casual style. With handsewn moccasin and beefroll detailing, rawhide leather laces, and a durable rubber lug sole with an EVA mid-layer and leather welting, this shoe can be worn for miles without compromising on style or craftsmanship.

100% Leather