Penny Loafer vs Ivy Loafer | What's the difference?
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At first glance, our Penny Loafer and Ivy Loafer look similar. However, the devil's in the details, which is what sets them apart.
Back in 2017, when MORJAS was founded, we introduced our Penny Loafer silhouette. While it's been with us since day one, it has evolved over the years, resulting in what we think is a well-balanced loafer that feels both contemporary and timeless. When we started working on The Ivy Loafer, we knew we wanted to craft something that carried the same design ethos while being its own unique thing.
From time to time, we get asked about the differences between the two loafer styles, so we took a deep dive to explore the nuanced differences that define the silhouettes of The Penny Loafer and The Ivy Loafer.
To begin with, let's compare the two side by side.
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The Penny Loafer
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Ideal for timeless, understated styling. A do-it-all footwear option, the sleek silhouette works wonders with denim and formal tailoring.
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The Penny Loafer in black calf
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The Penny Loafer in brown grain
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The Ivy Loafer
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Best for casual looks. This chunkier silhouette pairs well with contemporary tailoring and clothing that offers airy and flowy silhouettes. The lower heel height compensates for the chunkiness, and the lower vamp is great for people with a high instep.
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The Ivy Loafer in black calf
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The Ivy Loafer in burgundy calf
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