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JIM GREEN Vellie Men’s Casual Work Boot Lace-Up Traditional Chukka Boots with Full Grain Suede Leather (Chestnut, 13.5)
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JIM GREEN Vellie Men’s Casual Work Boot Lace-Up Features
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CLASSIC STYLE; Vellies were originally designed to withstand the harshest arid climates, here at Jim Green we have taken no short cuts in production, to make sure our Vellies live up to this age-old design that continues to be a classic
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BUILT TO LAST; A genuine leather suede upper combined with a pure rubber sole makes this one of South Africa’s best value for money footwear options. This shoe can also be re-soled, making them your trusted adventure companion for years to come
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BALANCED DESIGN; A balanced construction allows you to confidently wear these boots in the office our out on the town. Made with our traditional construction methods and materials, the Vellie is flexible, lightweight and exceptionally wearable
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VERSATILE; These simply work no matter what the occasion, a staple in any wardrobe. Be sure to check out our other colours to ensure you find your best fit for the days ahead
About JIM GREEN Vellie Men’s Casual Work Boot Lace-Up
Go anywhere, do anything Veldskoen (chukka) boot Veldskoen or Vellies, is a Southern African name for the chukka or desert boot. They were originally designed to withstand the harshest arid climates. They were first made in the 17th century by the first Dutch settlers in South Africa. Their design is believed to be based on the traditional Khoisan tribe footwear observed by these settlers. Vellies became part of South African culture, worn by all classes and professions. As the story goes, Nathan Clark's shoe company was inspired by the shape and design of the veldskoen while serving in the second world war. This design would soon create the chukka boot craze that still goes on today
