Our John Lobb Stock Service is a service that is delivered from the central John Lobb storage. Delivery times are about 4-6 weeks, given the global health crisis. We do not accept returns on any stock service orders.
The Lopez penny loafer is John Lobb's most famous loafer. Available here in the very finest suede. 4395 last. Single leather sole. E-width (standard width). Made in Northampton, England.
For an extensive reference chart regarding sizes follow this link or have a look at the general fitting conversion table below. Email us or personal fitting guidance.
Note that from May 31, 2020 we willnot be able to accept orders for John Lobb outside of the EU.
30 Day Return Policy
Our policy lasts 30 days from the date the order is delivered. Items must be unused and in the same condition that you received it. It must be in the original undamaged packaging. We offer a 14 day return policy for discounted/sale items.
No returns offered on personalized items like MTOs and other custom products like crowdfunders. You are responsible for your own returns. Email us for flat rate global pick ups.
Shipping European Union Free shipping for orders above €150 Orders below €150 incurs a €15 shipping fee
ShippingUnited States
Free shipping for orders above €150 (about $169) Orders below €150 incurs a €15 shipping fee (about $17)
Regular postal service / USPS €40 ($42)
Shipping Rest of World
Free shipping for any order over €250 (about $283)
Orders below €250 incurs a €20 shipping fee (about $22)
Please consider adding shoe trees to your order. These are not included in the price. Shoe trees are essential for long term shoe care and will increase the lifespan of your shoes considerably.
John Lobb has been making the finest shoes and boots for gentlemen since 1866. Its rich heritage is reinforced by timeless qualities of craftsmanship, service and style. John Lobb himself was born in 1829 in Cornwall, south-west England, but made his way to London as a young man as an apprentice bootmaker. Following a successful period in Australia making boots for the miners of the gold rush, he returned to London to set up his first shop on Regent Street in 1866. The company continues to maintain its bespoke shoe-making tradition in Paris, while also retaining core bespoke principles in the manufacture of its expanding ready-to-wear collection of shoes and leather goods.
