A pair of Wessex Chukka Suede Boots in brown on stone flags with autumn leaves
The Chukka Edit

Two eyelets or three, calf or suede

The chukka is the boot for the months between summer and a proper winter: ankle high, laced in seconds, and at home with chinos, cords or a suit. Here are ours, in the colours we have in your size.

Choose your chukka

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Every chukka, one standard

The Chukka Edit

Six ways to wear the same idea. Pick the colour and the size here and it goes straight in your bag; the photographs and the full details are one tap away.

The Wessex
Brown£135

Three eyelets of calf suede, a storm welt with contrast stitch, lined in natural calf.

Photographs and details
The Oban, in calf
Black£115

The plainest chukka there is: two eyelets, smooth calf, a bronze-stitched storm welt.

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The Oban, in suede
Brown Suede£115

The same clean Oban in brown calf suede, softer and more at home at the weekend.

Photographs and details
The Castle
Black£140

Plain calf, two eyelets, fully leather lined. The smart one, and the easiest to wear to work.

Photographs and details
The Swale, in suede
Brown Suede£120

Three eyelets in calf suede on a light Vibram sole, lined in natural calf.

Photographs and details
The Swale, in calf
Brown£120

Brown pull-up calf that deepens with wear, on the same light Vibram sole.

Photographs and details
Wessex Chukka Suede Boot in Brown, worn with olive chinos on an autumn path
Suede or calf

Choosing between them

Suede reads warmer and less formal, which makes it the easier boot with denim and cords and the harder one to get wrong on a Saturday. Calf takes a polish and goes to the office. If you own one chukka, match it to the trousers you wear most. If you own two, own one of each.

Castle Chukka Boot in black calf, worn with navy tailored trousers on a wet stone pavement
Two eyelets or three

The smart one is the Castle

The Castle and the Oban have two eyelets and the cleanest line a boot can have, which is why they sit so easily under a suit. The Wessex and the Swale have three, a touch higher on the ankle and a touch more relaxed. All of them are cut from calf, on rubber soles that grip a wet pavement.

How to tell them apart

Two eyelets
Castle and Oban
Three eyelets
Wessex and Swale
Suede
Wessex, Oban and Swale
Calf
Castle, Oban and Swale
Soles
Studded rubber; a light Vibram on the Swale
Sizes
Whole UK sizes, shown on each boot
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After the boots

Keep them that way

Wax to feed the leather, laces that outlast the pair. Both in the colours the boots actually come in, both in the bag in one click.

Premium Wax Polish £13
Waxed Formal Shoe Laces £12
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Castle Chukka Boot in black calf, worn under dark tailored trousers on a stone floor