Ramon Lug Chelsea Boot

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Textured suede Chelsea boots handmade in Northeastern Italy

Diemme, long considered the crème de la crème of heritage-inspired hiking footwear, is raising the bar on daily-drivers with their Ramon Lug Chelsea Boot. Handcrafted in the Onè de Fonte—a town nestled on the road to the Dolomites and in a region famed for producing over half the world’s serious alpine footwear—this boot blends the old-world look of a textured suede upper with the new-age tech of a robust, extra-grippy, and durable Vibram Chopper sole. Add in a classic Chelsea silhouette, leather lining, and removable insoles, and you’ve got trend-setting boots chock-full of all-day comfort. They’re distinct enough to build an entire ‘fit around but versatile enough to pair with your go-tos—slip ‘em on and let the compliments start rolling in.

Features

• Rear and front loop webbing tab for easy pull-ons
• Elasticated gusset and pull tab loops for easy on and off
• Textured suede upper lends a timeless and versatile look
• Ultra grippy and extra hardwearing Vibram rubber soles with excellent traction in inclement weather
• Handcrafted in Veneto, Italy

Materials

• Upper: 100% Suede Leather
• Interior: 100% Nappa Leather
• Sole: Vibram’s vulcanized rubber compound

Sizing

• The Ramon Lug Chelsea Boot runs a ½ size large, we recommend sizing down half a size to accommodate
• To convert to your US size, use the chart below from Diemme as a general guide keeping in mind the style specific recommendation to size down a half size

Body Measurements

EU Size	US Men’s Size	Foot Length
41	8	26
42	9	26.5
43	10	27.5
44	10 ½	28
45	11	28.5
46	12	29.5
47	13	30

All measurements are in centimeters.

Care

• Make sure the shoes are dry before removing dust or dirt with a brush
• Wipe away tough spots with a cloth dipped in soap and water
• Apply leather cream, wax, or grease to restore the original appearance

About Diemme

Nestled in Northeast Italy on the road to the Dolomites, you’ll find the bustling town of Onè di Fonte—in the region where more than half of the world’s serious alpine footwear is made today. Among the leather tanneries, metal hardware manufacturers, and cobblers that makeup the backbone of the economy, there’s one outfit known to footwear collectors around the world for having a bit more style than the rest—Diemme. The Calzaturificio Diemme factory is renowned for quality craftsmanship, turning classic Italian hiking and mountaineering inspiration into cult-classic footwear worn the world over.