Lucerne Chukka Boot in Chocolate Brown Suede
- £270
Effortlessly bridging the gap between heritage craftsmanship and contemporary ease, the Cheaney Lucerne Chukka Boot in Chocolate Brown Suede is a masterclass in understated style. Crafted from buttery soft suede and set on a lightweight, flexible rubber sole, it’s designed for a new pace of life in the city, offering both traction and all-day comfort.
- Made in Portugal
- Excluded from the repair service
- Shoe bags not included
Chukka boots have been around for a long time and they are said to be originally from India. Of course, they were mostly worn by the British Army who were based in India at this time and more commonly worn by off-duty polo players. The name “chukka” is said to be derived from the playing period in polo which is called a 'Chukka' or a 'Chukker'.
A Chukka boot can be characterised as a low ankle boot and usually features two or three-eyelets, an open lacing system and a rounded toe. The chukka boot's appeal lies in its ability to be worn with a large array of outfits. Reliable and versatile, chukka boots are suited to all seasons.
A capsule collection of lightweight footwear designed for the discerning gentleman’s summer wardrobe. Crafted with fine materials and set on rubber soles for assured traction, each piece balances timeless craftsmanship with effortless wearability. Whether strolling through sun-drenched city streets or retreating to coastal escapes, these refined yet relaxed styles embody warm-weather elegance with ease.
Suede is the underside of the leather hide and has a soft, textured surface referred to as the 'nap'. Supremely comfortable and adaptable around the foot, suede is seen as slightly more casual and offers a relaxed approach to classic styles. Often mistaken as a fragile material, a good quality full-grain suede is just as hardwearing as calf leather and is easy to maintain across every season.
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