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Dr. Martens' tassel loafers were first manufactured in the 1980s at the brand's Cobbs Lane factory in England.
These classic Dr. Martens tassel loafers are affectionately known as "Adrian."
The history of tassel loafers dates back to the 1960s. "Rude boys" favored a smart look, pairing tassel loafers with short pants and white socks.
These tassel loafers, beloved by a group that heavily influenced British subculture, remain popular to this day.
This cherry red Adrian features an Arcadia leather upper with a two-tone sheen.
The black tassel loafers of the same style use polished smooth leather with a glossy finish. They are characterized by the double tassels attached to the vamp.

＜Dr. Martens＞
Dr. Martens is a British footwear brand.
Known for its excellent durability, it gained immense popularity among blue-collar workers in the 1960s. Later, Pete Townshend of the British rock band "The Who" wore Dr. Martens' 8-hole boots, making them an icon embraced by young people in the music scene.
These durable and comfortable boots and shoes became integrated into live music scenes and street fashion, and today, Dr. Martens has become a symbol representing that attitude.