Moda in Pelle TSV 8/10/24

There is a Moda in Pelle TSV on 8tn October

Moda in Pelle Kinzey Loafer

Moda In Pelle Kinzey Loafer
Item Number: 408820
QVC Price £99.96
Todays Special Value Price £74.92
P&P £4.95

Comfort and elegance combine with the gorgeous Kinzey loafers from Moda in Pelle. These super chic slip-on shoes feature a raised apron with a twisted snaffle trim and pin-dot stud embellishments around the rand, creating a premium, polished look. You'll love bringing the wonderfully versatile, preppy style of these loafers to both your relaxed and smarter looks alike.

Currently available only at QVC - you won't find these elegant loafers anywhere else right now, so make sure that you don't miss out on a fashionable look at a fantastic price.


Find your look - choose from five leather colours for sophisticated style that will fit seamlessly into any wardrobe. Will you choose the smooth, glossy look and seasonal shades of Burgundy or Taupe, the versatility and crinkle patent leather look of the Black, or the eye-catching style of the tumbled Pewter or animal-print patterned Leopard?


Half size? This style fits true to size, but if you are a half size, please select the size up from your usual shoe size for your perfect fit.

• Generously padded leather sock with gentle arch support
• Twisted Moda in Pelle branded snaffle trim
• Authentic raised apron detail
• Studded rand detail
• Moda-branded stud at the back
• Contemporary black interior
• Outer: leather; inner: other material; sole: other material
• Heel height: 2cm (0.8")

Colour options:

• Black Patent - crinkle patent leather with black contrast trim
• Burgundy - smooth glossy leather
• Leopard - animal printed calf-hair leather with black contrast trim
• Pewter - striking tumbled pewter leather
• Taupe - smooth glossy leather

All measurements are approximate

Not a fan of chunky shoes and biker boots. Listening to the presentation, I'm living in a parallel universe of listening to the emperors new clothes. Descriptions of beautiful bikers worn with floaty skirts may sit well with some - but not me. I think whoever dreamt up this style of fashion must have run out of ideas at the drawing board and doodled for a laugh.

I don't see many over 60s (or 40s and 50s for that matter) stomping around the "Co-op" here in rural Britain - must be a city thing.

Well I live not far from Birmingham city centre and whenever I am out and about for work or leisure I never see these biker type boots with floaty dresses or skirts, I do see a lot of females with clumpy trainers with summery type dresses however, a look i have never liked but each to their own.

The majority of my friends are senior citizens. A good number of them (including me) need wide or extra wide (E-EEE) fit shoes. We buy Clark’s, Hotter and DB shoes.
I would say that 99% of my shoes have lace up or Velcro fastenings. As I usually wear trousers they look ok.

These days I mostly wear slippers, good old fashioned fully enclosed ones.. Mind you I’ve always worn this type of slipper as could never keep the mule type ones on. These days more for safety as not as stable on the old pins as I was. Another reason I wear trousers is I don’t want to show my knickers if I should fall over!

Never have been a strict follower of fashion, prefer to be smart and comfortable.

Battiola73 said:

The majority of my friends are senior citizens. A good number of them (including me) need wide or extra wide (E-EEE) fit shoes. We buy Clark’s, Hotter and DB shoes.
I would say that 99% of my shoes have lace up or Velcro fastenings. As I usually wear trousers they look ok.

These days I mostly wear slippers, good old fashioned fully enclosed ones.. Mind you I’ve always worn this type of slipper as could never keep the mule type ones on. These days more for safety as not as stable on the old pins as I was. Another reason I wear trousers is I don’t want to show my knickers if I should fall over!

Never have been a strict follower of fashion, prefer to be smart and comfortable.

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Haven't heard of DB Brand?

Suki 1 said:

Haven't heard of DB Brand?

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I think they’re made in Spain. I Buy them from widerfitshoes.co.uk