Chelsea Boot - Husk Suede Size:7 Variations of the Chelsea boot

Variations of the Chelsea boot have been a staple worldwide for nearly two centuries

Stead's Waxy Commander has a generous amount of wax creating a distressed appearance as the lighter base will begin to show with wear

This Horween's Chromexcel leather is named after the Marine's N-1 Field Shoe

The end result makes the otherwise broader shape of the Leo last look more aggressive and sleek

It's a versatile shoe that looks even better as it develops some marks and scuffs

Chelsea Boot - Husk Suede Size:7 Variations of the Chelsea bootVariations of the Chelsea boot have been a staple worldwide for nearly two centuries. This slip on pattern dates back to the early 1800s as a riding boot, which is how it originally earned the 'Paddock boot' name. Only in the mid 1900s, when the boot was popular in England, was it referred to as a Chelsea, a district in southwest London. This pattern carries over to multiple categories. It's easily dressed up or down, and in certain parts of the