With spring’s unpredictable weather still very much doing its thing, finding footwear that feels both trendy and practical can be a challenge – but Princess Catherine may have already solved it. Back in February, the Princess of Wales championed Boden’s Nya Penny Loafers, and after previously selling out, they finally appear to be fully restocked across all sizes.
They retail at £119, but shoppers can currently save 15% using code K6X7, bringing the price down to just £101.15. The loafers strike that sweet spot between timeless and trend-led.
The classic penny loafer silhouette gives them a polished, heritage-inspired feel, while the rich suede finish softens the overall look, making them feel incredibly wearable for everyday life. They are exactly the kind of shoe that slots seamlessly into a capsule wardrobe.
They also feel particularly perfect for this awkward in-between season. On chillier days, they work effortlessly, styled with socks and tailored trousers, much like Catherine wore them. Then the moment temperatures rise, they transition just as easily to worn sock-free with cropped jeans, dresses or midi skirts.
And if there is one colour Princess Catherine is quietly backing this season, it is brown. Just last week, the royal once again stepped out, embracing rich chocolate tones, proving earthy shades have firmly cemented themselves within her wardrobe rotation this spring.
Available in a range of colourways including timeless black, classic brown suede and even a more statement leopard print option, there is something for every style preference.
Comfort is a major selling point, too. Crafted with a leather lining and a flexible sole, the loafers have earned praise from shoppers for being easy to wear straight out of the box, with many highlighting their versatility for everyday styling. One reviewer described them as “the perfect smart casual shoe”, while another praised the “beautiful suede and comfortable fit”.
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