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Portrush Tan

Name: Portrush Tan
Brand: Oliver Sweeney
SKU: 6616270536896
Price: 189 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

£189

Antiqued Leather Chelsea Boot

This classic Chelsea boot is in a rich tan calf leather impeccably antique finished by hand to create a real depth of colour. The upper has a half leather lining in calf and features a wing tip and back counter with brogue detail, dark brown elastic gussets and a herringbone cotton back pull tab. The blake stitched leather sole has a rubber top piece at the forepart for additional practicality and grip and is topped with a leather stitched rand.

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UKUSEU Size

6 7 40

7 8 41

8 9 42

9 10 43

10 11 44

11 12 45

12 13 46

Colour

Delivery Destination	Delivery Charge		How Long It Takes
UK Express (DPD)	£5.95		next working day (order before 3pm)
UK Standard (Hermes)	£3.95	Free over £100	2-3 working days
Europe Express (Air)	€11.99		2-3 working days
Europe Standard (Road)	€5.99	Free over €120	up to 3 working days
USA	$13.99	Free over $200	2-5 working days
Canada	$17.99	Free over $300	2-7 working days
Australia	$17.99	Free over $300	4-8 working days
Rest of the World	£15	Free over £200	4-10 working days

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USA	FREE	Return Portal
Canada	FREE	Return Portal
Australia	FREE	Return Portal
Rest of the World	£15 per Parcel	Return Portal

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Made in India

Situated on the Bay of Bengal in Eastern India and renowned for its exacting ecological and ethical standards, this family-run business expertly combines British construction and Italian technique with their own effortless style. The Goodyear welt, this factory's signature construction, was invented in Britain over 150 years ago by Charles Goodyear Jr. It involves the addition of a leather strip (the welt) along the perimeter of the shoe, making shoes with this construction more waterproof, easily repairable and therefore, highly practical. Despite being extremely proficient to this end, the shoes produced at this factory are far more than just practical. Using skilled techniques such as Tamponato, which they learned first-hand from Italian artisans, as well as highly intricate broguing, the family produce styles which excel in both durability and design.