Sagan Classic Loafers
The epitome of effortless style, our fully unlined Sagan Classic is designed for a modern lifestyle, crafted from the softest materials and constructed with comfort and sophistication in mind. The perfect travel companion.
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- Black Tie
- Buckle
- Ginkgo
- Limited Edition
- Plain
- Precious Leathers
- Precious Leathers Crest
- Tassel
- Tassels
- Alligator
- Deerskin
- Patent
- Suede
- Velvet
- Black
- Brown
- Burgundy
- Green
- Grey
- Navy
- Oxblood
- Tan
- Taupe
- White
Sagan Classic Loafers 61 Results
Plain Loafers
The iconic Sagan suede loafers, designed with a low vamp apron for a modern look inspired by bespoke shoemaking.
Crest Precious Leather Loafers
The highest expression of our Sagan line, crafted from the most precious leathers in the world, reserved for the most discerning of wearers.
Tassels Loafers
Tassel loafers for a timeless yet striking sartorial choice, hailed for their distinctive hand-rolled tassels.
Buckle Loafers
For a distinctive look designed with sartorial dressing in mind, this limited collection of buckle embellished loafers are one of our most unique and distinguished styles.
Ginkgo Loafers
A Classic Sagan loafer sporting our new, emblematic Baudoin & Lange Ginkgo strap. Handmade in a selection of signature soft suedes and distinctive deerskin leathers in a spring/summer palette inspired by balance, nature and Japanese influences.
Limited Edition Loafers
Exclusively designed collection pieces in rare materials and small batch styles, these highly anticipated Sagans come in limited supply. Perfect for that special occasion.
Precious Leather Loafers
Our alligator loafer collection is the highest expression of our Sagan line. Handcrafted loafers created from the most precious leathers in the world, reserved for the most discerning of wearers.
Black Tie Loafers
Our collection of red carpet shoes are designed for the tuxedo and beyond. From chic polished patent to finest velvet, these are shoes for moments you’ll never forget.
