Flint Wood Leather Chukka Boot
Rum- Made in Spain
Coming soon- more stock will be available in September
Introducing the Flint Wood Chukka, named after a friend of Penelope’s, who lives in boots when not barefoot at home on Harbour Island. David appreciates good quality and admires our Goodyear welt construction for it’s inordinate quality. We made him some in rich rum coloured leather, which he chose for it’s depth of hue and polish-ability. These boots will only get better with wear, just like a premium aged rum.
Product features & care
SPEC: Fully lined in calfskin, built with the Goodyear welt construction with a double-stitched storm welt for longevity. (These boots can be resoled again and again) stitched in tonal cotton thread, with cotton laces, on a leather sole with a slim rubber outsole added for grip and British weather.
CARE: Apply some Leather Feed with a soft dry cloth and buff up as much as you want with the Beech Buffing Brush. For a more nourishing and protecting treatment, use our Leather Cream to revitalise the colour of your leather. Softly wipe away dirt and dust with a dry Application Cloth or Beech Mud Brush for more stubborn mud.
Please see our care page here for tips on how to keep your products looking healthy and well-lived in, for many more years to come
SKU: 0202011R0002U92
Delivery & returns
DELIVERY
Shipping To USA
Our USA shipping costs $25.00 and we aim to deliver your parcel within 2 - 5 working days. We use a premium courier and a signature will be required upon delivery.
Once dispatched you can track your order by clicking the link in your delivery email. If you have not received the email, please check your spam/junk file. (Please note this service may take longer during busy periods)
Duties
Your order will be shipped from the UK via an express premium service. Duties are paid by us on orders over $800. No duties are incurred for orders under $800.
International Delivery
Return Policy
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Our makers
We believe that if something is to be made, it should be made well.
Our family run factories and independent artisans have been a part of our story from the beginning, growing beside us.
They have great knowledge and skills passed down through generations. We value a close working relationship, visiting our factories and workshops regularly.