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AUTUMN
The chukka or the Chelsea
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Two shapes carry most of a British autumn, and they are not interchangeable. One is the boot you wear with trousers all week without anyone calling it a boot. The other is the one you reach for when the ground is wet and you still have to look like you meant it.
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The one that does not announce itself
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The chukka first. Two eyelets, a clean minimal silhouette, and smooth plain calf with a storm welt and a contrast stitch. Fully leather lined with a removable cushioned insole, on a density rubber studded sole. It sits under a trouser like a shoe and takes the weather like a boot.
Wear it with flannels from October to March and nobody will call it a boot. Black or brown, six to thirteen.
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From the design room, Higham Ferrers
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The Byrne Chelsea
For the mornings that have already rained.
A classic cut Chelsea in pull-up calf with fine elastic gussets and woven pull loops, lined and insoled in natural calf. Underneath is a branded Vibram VI-Lite full tread with a self-coloured storm welt, which is the most serious sole in the range. In black or brown.
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£135
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The Brecon Chelsea
The one in between.
Premium calf with a smooth polished finish, a fine elastic gusset and a rear pull loop, on a studded rubber sole. The boot most people come back for.
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£125
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The walk from the station, and the morning you decide not to make it.
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£125
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£135
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£135
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£135
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Rated 4.93 from 44 verified reviews.
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Full UK sizes, six to thirteen, with free next-day delivery and free returns by QR code at any Post Office. If the fit is not right, send them back and try the other size.
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