TLB Mallorca Main Collection | Chukka Boots-CHAPMAN

Chukka boot made in Old England leather in navy color, calf lining with vegetable tanned leather insoles and single leather closed channel sole to get more elegant finishing.

Old England leather has a very long process to finish because in order to get a very personal finishing, we totally discolor the leather and after that, we hand paint the leather to achieve a unique and very personal finish. Since the finish is made by hand, every pair is different and the mixed coloring can be little bit different from pair to pair.

For this model, we chose our last ALAN with width F. Semi square toe in an elegant and comfortable fit. A great pairing as much for formal and informal outfits.

Made with the Goodyear Welted technique in our own factory in Inca, Mallorca. Following traditional techniques by very skillful artisans. This manufacturing process, of more than 150 steps, consists of a double stitching to join the leather, the insole and the sole providing a level of durability far superior to other conventional shoe. This type of construction, also provides extraordinary comfort and insulation thanks to the natural cork layer, placed under the insole which allows to be molded and acquiring the anatomy of each foot.

Our shoes are made to last and to just get better looking and more comfortable over the time.

• Brush the shoe to remove any dust or dirt.
• Apply a small amount of Pâte De Luxe with a cotton chamois cloth or the Spreading Brush to reach the welt seams and enable nourishment and protection of this delicate area.
• Massage gently to allow Pâte De Luxe to nourish and provide maximum protection to the leather.
• Apply one or two coats of Pâte De Luxe to the entire shoe.
  Leave to dry for five minutes between coats.
• Gently polish the leather with a bristle brush or a wool glove.
• For a high-gloss finish, apply additional coats to the toe and heel. Avoid over-application to the vamp of the shoe because excessive movement can crack the wax coating.
• For further details, please refer to our Guides.