Church's Margate Suede Loafers in Navy Blue The Church's Margate is a masterpiece of relaxed elegance. Moving away from the structured formality of traditional leather loafers, the Margate features a soft, unlined or lightly lined construction that emphasizes comfort without sacrificing the classic British silhouette. In this deep Navy Blue suede, it serves as the perfect bridge between casual weekend wear and smart-casual office attire. Product Details Model: Margate. Material: Premium Castoro Suede. This high-grade suede is selected for its velvety texture, rich color depth, and natural flexibility. Style: A refined Venetian-style loafer with a neat apron-stitched toe and subtle lateral reinforcements. Color: Classic Navy Blue—a versatile shade that pairs effortlessly with chinos, denim, or grey tailoring. Size: 7 UK Construction: Lightweight and flexible leather sole, designed for a more "deconstructed" and immediate comfort compared to heavy welted shoes. Detailing: Discreet Church’s embossed logo on the side of the tongue and a classic block heel with a rubber insert for grip. Origin: Expertly handcrafted in Northampton, England. Size & Fit Advice The Margate is known for its "glove-like" fit due to the supple nature of the suede. Sizing: Church’s uses UK sizing. For this model, they typically run true to size for British dress shoes. US Conversion: Go one full size down from your US size (e.g., if you are a US 11, choose a UK 10). Current Pair: The soles in the images are marked with a size 10. This corresponds to a US 11. The Suede Factor: Suede naturally stretches more than calf leather. If the shoes feel very snug initially, don't worry—they will adapt to the shape of your foot within just a few wears. Width: Usually offered in an "F" (Standard) fitting. Because the construction is soft, it is quite accommodating for various foot shapes. Care Tip for Navy Suede To keep the Navy color vibrant, we recommend using a suede protector spray before the first wear. Use a soft suede brush after each use to remove dust and maintain the "nap" (the fuzzy texture) of the leather. Avoid water where possible to prevent spotting.