Paraboot Men's Chambord - Lis Cafe
This all-season golf model is reminiscent of the stunning Loire valley chateaux. The Chambord boasts 45° stitching on the apron, a technique found only on Paraboot shoes. Its unique shape makes it suitable for even the narrowest of feet.
Pinched upper Derby, 5 eyelets.
Leather lined model, genuine Norwegian welted, on a genuine rubber sole.
Made in France.
Please note this model is notated in UK size. We recommend sizing down by one full size to achieve proper fit for standard US size.
***Please note these may appear dusty upon arrival. During the tanning process, the leather is impregnated with tannins, waxes, oils and fats. These ingredients help give the leather its strength and resilience while also helping it to resist water, a valuable property to have when trekking through the trails and streets. These fats will often rise to the surface of the leather in a process known as ‘blooming’ and is a sign of the leather’s health. The fats will buff out with a few swipes of a shoe brush or leaving them in the sunlight for a few minutes in order to melt the wax and absorb into the leather.
Original: $640.00
-65%$640.00
$224.00
Description
This all-season golf model is reminiscent of the stunning Loire valley chateaux. The Chambord boasts 45° stitching on the apron, a technique found only on Paraboot shoes. Its unique shape makes it suitable for even the narrowest of feet.
Pinched upper Derby, 5 eyelets.
Leather lined model, genuine Norwegian welted, on a genuine rubber sole.
Made in France.
Please note this model is notated in UK size. We recommend sizing down by one full size to achieve proper fit for standard US size.
***Please note these may appear dusty upon arrival. During the tanning process, the leather is impregnated with tannins, waxes, oils and fats. These ingredients help give the leather its strength and resilience while also helping it to resist water, a valuable property to have when trekking through the trails and streets. These fats will often rise to the surface of the leather in a process known as ‘blooming’ and is a sign of the leather’s health. The fats will buff out with a few swipes of a shoe brush or leaving them in the sunlight for a few minutes in order to melt the wax and absorb into the leather.
