Heritage boots made by expert craftsmen right here in the USA
Shaped, stitched, and finished by hand in Lewiston, Maine, Quoddy shoes and boots are a testament to the age old "quality over quantity" adage, and the Telos Chukka are a prime example of the high standard of craftsmanship that Quoddy holds themselves to. With an updated leather, insole, and outsole, these chukka boots are a fresh take on a classic design, constructed from top-shelf materials that will cushion each and every step you take.
Features
Handmade leather boots with vintage looks and a next-level fit
Full-grain hot stuffed leather uppers will break in and age handsomely
Capetown leather is conditioned with unrefined oils without water or emulsifier for a smooth, water-resistant finish
Vibram® mini-lug sole with strong traction and a low profile
Glove soft full-grain leather liner
Resoleable so you can enjoy them for longer
Rawhide laces
Made in Lewiston, Maine
Materials
Upper: Full-grain hot stuffed leather
Liner: Leather
Laces: Rawhide
Outsole: Vibram® Newflex Minilug
Sizing
The Telos Chukka fits true to size, take your normal boot size
Standard D width
Measure from the tip of your longest toe to the back of your heel and compare to the chart below if you need more sizing assistance
US Size
Inch Measurement
8
9.9
8.5
10.1
9
10.3
9.5
10.4
10
10.6
10.5
10.8
11
10.9
11.5
11.1
12
11.3
13
11.6
All measurements are in inches
About Quoddy
We’re pretty convinced there’s something in the water that fuels Maine’s obsession with traditional, handcrafted footwear—the state is legendary for its family-owned and operated workshops, crafting some of the world’s finest heritage shoes. The renowned makers over at Quoddy are a prime example. With four generations’ worth of expertise and a touch of old-world refinement, they’ve built out a small-batch line of boots and moccasins designed to last a lifetime. They take their craft so seriously, in fact, that only about one in ten craftsmen make it through the training program to become full-fledged Quoddy shoemakers.
From there, they’re painstakingly building footwear the old fashioned way—using a needle and thread plus a few basic tools on top-notch components like Horween leather, rust-proof hardware, and durable Vibram outsoles. It’s classic Maine craftsmanship through-and-through. And like traditional moccasins, they perfectly conform to your feet over time. Just run a pair of Quoddys by an experienced cobbler and they’ll tell you what Mainers already know—they’re among the finest casual shoes made in America today.
