Marvin Sanders

Sanders & Sanders Ltd. was founded in 1873 by brothers William and Thomas Sanders in Rushden, Northamptonshire, with only five craftsmen. Despite early difficulties, the company expanded and moved to a larger factory on Spencer Road in 1912, eventually producing thousands of shoes per week, including 6,000 pairs of military boots during World War I. In 1924, a devastating fire destroyed the factory, but the brothers rebuilt it with modern machinery, transforming it into a 'model factory.' Today, Sanders & Sanders remains a family business, producing over 2,000 high-quality shoes and boots each week and exporting to more than seventy countries worldwide.

The Chukka boot combines a leather lining with unlined quarters and an upper for a flexible, comfortable fit. Built with Goodyear welt construction, it offers durability and long-lasting hold, while the crepe sole provides excellent traction and cushioned walking. This boot is a versatile blend of traditional craftsmanship and modern comfort.