Chukka Boots

Chuka boots, also writen as Chukka boots, have their origins in British fashion and were initially developed for the game of polo in the 19th century. These boots, which usually feature a short shaft design and are made of leather or suede, became popular after being adopted by casual culture especially in the 1960s.

Chuka boots feature laces with two or three eyelets and a rubber or leather sole, providing comfort and versatility. Their timeless aesthetic goes well with a variety of styles, from formal to casual looks.

Chuka boots are recommended for informal occasions or for work, and can easily be combined with jeans, chinos or even trousers in lighter fabrics. Their shape allows for a myriad of versions in terms of materials and combinations. A chameleon icon.