Suede Lace-Up Driving Shoes
A lace-up hybrid that sits between deck shoe, loafer, and Car Shoe driver.
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Story & heritage
Car Shoe's lace-up driving shoe is described by the brand as a hybrid that combines elements of a boat shoe and a driving shoe. That makes it one of the clearest modern expansions of the 1963 idea: the same relaxed moccasin construction, made sportier through laces and eyelets.
The style keeps paying homage to the brand's artisanal heritage and to the patented first driving shoe, while giving the silhouette a more casual, nautical line.
Materials & craft
The official product description says the shoe is crafted entirely by hand using Car Shoe's tubular construction. It highlights waxed stitching, a smooth apron-toe seam, brass-toned eyelets, and the timeless details associated with the house's 1963 driving-shoe patent.
How to choose & style
This is the weekend driver: easiest with drawstring trousers, chinos, shorts, and overshirts. It is less formal than the bow loafer and more structured than a slipper, which makes it useful when the outfit needs texture but not polish.
