Alden's chukka boots are "Aspiring Masterpieces" that I would like to have someday.
The ankle-covering shaft, reverse welt, double sole, sturdy stitching running from the sides to the backstay, and the Bally last, which could not be more aptly described as authentic. The face is reminiscent of good old-fashioned American shoes.
The Chukka boot was perfected in the 1970s. Since then, they have served as Alden's steadfast cleanup lineup.
Like a masterpiece, the "Chukka Boot" has been used in a variety of different upper materials. While cordovan is the most popular choice, it is the kid leather, which is being shown for the first time, that has an aura that is as strong as cordovan.
ALDEN N1707 CHUKKA BOOT KID BLACK
¥140,800
This leather is often used for gloves and pumps.
The brand is known for its comfort, but these kid leather-clad "chukka boots" literally suck you in like a glove.
The oiled leather sole, which is water-resistant and flexible at the same time, contributes to the extremely good fit.
The oiled leather sole is flexible, water-resistant, and made for easy walking.
Photo_Hiroyuki Takashima
Text_Kei Takegawa
