Military boots that combine design and functionality
The "Chukka Boots" were adopted by the U.S. military in the 1970s and have been reconstructed to suit the modern scene.

Originally made of outer leather, it is now made of suede leather, and the outsole is made of a two-layer military sole with excellent shock absorption for a comfortable fit.

While maintaining the functionality of military items, the casual design of these shoes can be worn with any style and be loved for a long time.






REPRODUCTION OF FOUND
Started in 2016 by a vintage-savvy Japanese to reprint military shoes of yesteryear. They find timeless and universal items and recreate them in a modern way to fit today's fashion scene, including materials.








Luxury look with cowhide leather
The upper is made of classy Italian suede leather. It has been treated with a process called "Scotchgard Protector," which prevents moisture and oil from staining the suede while preserving its original texture. Wearing in the rain is no problem.



In addition, the shoe tongue is equipped with a "bellows tongue" to prevent the intrusion of soil and pebbles. This is a specification found in trekking shoes and mountaineering shoes, and it prevents dust and rainwater from entering the shoe by connecting the tongue and the wings.






Lightweight, supple pig leather
The lining and insole are made of smooth, textured pig leather. While the material is thin and light, it is breathable and abrasion resistant. The finish is durable and resistant to moisture, so it will keep you comfortable.






Military-specification outsole
The outsole is made of a durable two-layer military sole of polyurethane and rubber. The unique uneven shape provides a high level of grip and comfort.

While possessing abundant functionality, the elegant form of this item makes it easy to match with a wide range of styling styles, from casual to elegant coordination.