The short answer
If most of your week is spent at a desk or in meetings, The Business Loafers are the more versatile buy. If you're outdoors more than in, or the weather has turned properly cold, The Leather-Look Side-Zip Ankle Boots earn their place instead. Many wardrobes have room for both.
Where The Business Loafers win
A clean round-toe silhouette and a smooth leather-look upper make The Business Loafers the easier shoe to wear with tailored or dress trousers — think The Mercer Trousers or The Executive Trousers. The cushioned rubber sole holds up through a full day on your feet, at €28.80.
Where the ankle boots win
The Leather-Look Side-Zip Ankle Boots trade polish for practicality. A side zip makes them quick to get on and off, and the sole is built for cold-weather wear rather than office floors. They're the better call once the season turns properly wet or cold, worn under a straight or slightly relaxed trouser rather than a slim tailored cut. At €59.97, they sit at the higher end of the range but stay well under the shop's usual ceiling.
Styling either with your trousers
Both are built as leather-look, not leather — a deliberate choice, and one reason they stay under €80. For a smart-casual finish, keep the trouser break clean: a slim or tapered leg over loafers, a straighter leg over boots. Either pairs easily with a knit layer on top, like The Alpine Crewneck, for the kind of understated, put-together look Maverre is built around.
Sizing and care
Both styles use EU sizing, and every product page carries the Fit Atelier for a size recommendation based on your usual fit elsewhere. Wipe the leather-look upper clean rather than soaking it, and let both pairs air dry away from direct heat.