Raymond Nº48

"The finest things in life don’t shout. They whisper — with quality, craft, and quiet purpose."

– Edward Harrington, Founder

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Crafted in England, Made to Endure

This pair of chukka boots is handcrafted in Northamptonshire, the beating heart of English shoemaking. Built by artisans using full-grain leather uppers and stitched soles, every pair is the result of techniques passed down through generations — and perfected with time. The result is a relaxed yet refined boot made to stand up to years of loyal wear, whether on city streets or countryside walks.

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Why You’ll Reach for These Again and Again

1. Effortless Versatility
The beauty of the chukka lies in its subtlety. Dress it up with tailored trousers, or down with denim — it always works, without ever trying too hard.

2. Supreme Comfort
With its naturally flexible leather and open-laced design, this boot offers comfort from first wear. A breathable lining and cushioned footbed mean you’ll go far, and feel good doing it.

3. Time-Tested Style
There’s a reason the chukka’s endured for decades. Clean lines, unfussy details, and that just-right ankle height make it a forever favourite in any discerning wardrobe.

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A Short Lesson on Chukkas

Chukka boots date back to British polo players in India — the name is said to come from a "chukker," or round of play. Over the years, they evolved into an iconic casual boot, beloved by mid-century style icons and modern minimalists alike. Typically ankle-high with two or three eyelets, they’re defined by their easy, uncluttered charm.

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How to Wear Them

Perfect with slim denim or cuffed chinos. For the cooler months, layer them beneath wool trousers or cords with a soft roll-neck or overshirt — equal parts rugged and refined.

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