J.M. Weston

Steeped in over 130 years of shoemaking heritage, the shoes created by storied French cobblers J.M. Weston are the preferred choice of everyone from the famously stylish waiters of Paris to the Garde Républicaine. The label was established by Édouard Blanchard in 1891 and named after the American town of Weston, Massachussets, where Blanchard’s son Eugene perfected the Goodyear-stitching technique. Now under the artistic direction of celebrated art historian Olivier Saillard, the brand’s expertly crafted collection of polished loafers, sturdy Oxfords and refined Derbys will make a smart accompaniment to your sharp tailoring and crisp denim. Select from our curated edit of the iconic 180 Loafers – originally launched in 1946 and so-called due to the 180-step production process it takes to make each pair – constructed from vegetable-tanned leather in its Limoges factory and available in a range of artfully bold colours and finishes.