A polished and sophisticated look defines this loafer's calfskin upper, drum dyed for a natural result, and then "cucito su forma" (sewn to the last) through 800 manual steps per pair, a tribute to Car Shoe's artisanal heritage. Like the first driving shoe in history, patented by the brand in 1963, the design preserves all the original details—such as the bow, eyelets, waxed stitching, and smooth apron-toe seam—and features a classic dotted rubber sole applied to the base for resistance and flexibility.