Loafer (noun)

1. 1. A person who avoids work or effort.
2. 2. A type of shoe that is comfortable and slip-on, typically made of leather or suede.

Origin:

Earlier loffer, from dialect loff, lof loaf, from old english lāf loaf, from lāfan to allow to remain.

Examples:

1. 1. He was considered a loafer and not respected by his peers.
2. 2. The loafers are comfortable shoes for walking.
3. 3. The loafers have a moccasin-like construction and often feature tassels or a penny-keeper detail.
4. 4. Loafers are considered as a casual shoe, and are typically worn without socks.
5. 5. The loafers are an ideal shoe for summer, as they allow the feet to breathe.