The Silvia wingtip Chelsea boot pairs traditional craftsmanship with modern style, featuring rich Burgundy Ecopel leather that offers both durability and a striking appearance. Designed on the versatile 6230 last, it ensures a sleek fit while the Vi-Lite sole enhances comfort with lightweight performance. Elegant tonal detailing and a vibrant Orange lining elevate its aesthetic, making it suitable for both day and night wear, perfect for navigating urban landscapes with flair.
From the brand: The Silvia is a contemporary wingtip Chelsea boot that bridges the gap between traditional country footwear and modern urban style. Built on the
6230 last
, it provides a refined, true-to-size fit that eliminates the bulk often found in country boots, offering a sleek profile that transitions effortlessly from day to night.
Ecopel: Sustainable Depth
The Burgundy Ecopel leather used for this Silvia is as much a technical achievement as it is an aesthetic one.
Complex Colourway:
The Burgundy finish is exceptionally rich, featuring dark, moody undertones that allow the wine-red highlights to "pop" under natural light.
Sustainable Craftsmanship:
Tanned with an environmentally conscious approach, Ecopel leather maintains the robust, hard-wearing characteristics required for a Tricker’s boot while significantly reducing its ecological footprint.
Immediate Comfort:
This leather is notably supple, working in harmony with the elasticated gussets to provide a comfortable, secure fit from the very first wear.
Featherweight Performance:
The Vi-Lite sole provides the rugged, commanding look of a traditional commando tread but at a fraction of the weight, drastically increasing comfort during long periods of walking.
Superior Cushioning:
The expanded rubber compound offers excellent shock absorption, protecting the feet against the hard surfaces of the city.
Signature Details:
The boot features tonal Burgundy side gussets and pull tabs for a unified look, a vibrant
Orange leather lining
, and a Goodyear storm welt for superior weather protection.
