If the loafers are comfortable and inexpensive, you will no doubt find ways to wear them that are cool. I like the hugh/menswear aspect too.

Maybe try them on with some outfits and compare them to the other shoes you already have for the same outfits. That helps me decide sometimes. If something I already have looks as good or better than a new acquisition with trial outfits, I return it.

I normally have a poison eye for loafers, but I liked those enough to look them up on Amazon. I'm assuming the sole on those is flexible, tho', right? Actually, the shape is not something I could imagine a guy wearing, so that is why I think I like them.

In the past month, I've seen (online) a lot of cut-out booties from various versions of Everlys to Steve Maddens to other brands so I think you should be able to find a pair that fit. You want booties to wear sans socks, so you shouldn't settle for these.

Love your outfit today, I thought those were Rag & Bone jeans.

I like the loafers, I could see them worn with shorts in the summer or just keep them for around the house as nice indoor footwear.

I like the Matisse cut-out boots and could see them with a minimal rest of the outfit. Given the high stud count. (Did I just say, "high stud count"?)

I normally have a poison eye for loafers, but I liked those enough to look them up on Amazon. I'm assuming the sole on those is flexible, tho', right? Actually, the shape is not something I could imagine a guy wearing, so that is why I think I like them.

In the past month, I've seen (online) a lot of cut-out booties from various versions of Everlys to Steve Maddens to other brands so I think you should be able to find a pair that fit. You want booties to wear sans socks, so you shouldn't settle for these.

Also, is size 36 too big for you? Amazon has those same loafers in black with studs for $45.

I normally have a poison eye for loafers, but I liked those enough to look them up on Amazon. I'm assuming the sole on those is flexible, tho', right? Actually, the shape is not something I could imagine a guy wearing, so that is why I think I like them.

In the past month, I've seen (online) a lot of cut-out booties from various versions of Everlys to Steve Maddens to other brands so I think you should be able to find a pair that fit. You want booties to wear sans socks, so you shouldn't settle for these.

Also, is size 36 too big for you? Amazon has those same loafers in black with studs for $45.

So booties are packed up to go back. Too many orphan warnings (fit, design, season). The silver loafers are staying. Even if they are just plane trip shoes they are comfy and I paid so little for them. If nothing else, I can always replace my 7 year old Born house slippers.