Moccasins are a variation of slippers

Modern moccasins are much more durable for rough outdoor use as they've hard rubber soles. Today you can discover moccasins in all sorts of colors although originally they were usually only in brown.



In some countries they're not known as moccasins but as loafers. Like moccasins, loafers come without laces and you just have to slip them on. Loafers were originally worn in Norway in the 1930s but now you are able to see them being worn anyplace in the globe. There are also variations with tassels which are generally worn by women and males. You can also find ‘dress loafers' which are quite popular within the UK. The side gussets on 'dress loafers' make them simpler to slip into. Suede moccasins are distinguishable from leather moccasins as they're smoother in texture. In colder countries, they come with an inner lining . You can wear them outdoors but be careful not to get them wet. Suede demands just as a lot upkeep as leather, particularly when it has been soiled. You will find treating and cleaning agents which are sold particularly for suede. You can select your moccasins from a range of colors.



The color you choose will usually be based on your nature and liking. Whether you are wearing a suit, jeans or shorts, you would appear great in moccasins. Moccasins are made from a single piece of fabric exactly where the sides and sole are sewn together on leading.