The Horse Bit Loafer is a loafer produced by A.E. McAteer. This model is a modern reinterpretation of the original horsebit loafer design introduced by Aldo Gucci in 1953. The A.E. McAteer Horse Bit Loafer is assembled by hand using materials such as Horween Shell Cordovan leather and solid bronze horsebits cast locally in New York. This version of the loafer is noted in footwear sources due to its use of specific traditional techniques and materials associated with luxury men’s shoemaking.
