Boots Bonneville II

These boots are made for… you.

This Bonneville II boot is a Jodhpur, probably originating from (the then British) India, designed with a bridle, popularized by the English and which was (and still is) the choice of horse riders par excellence.

Boot traditionally worn with pants (also called Jodhpur), baggy on the thigh but tight on the calf and ankle. Promise, in the right context, of a fantastic silhouette.

Mounted on our rounder than round last (the 333 Cooper), the bridle is thicker on this v2 & allows a comfortable tightening which gives that je-ne-sais-quoi to the outfit. It simply generates style. The ankle is underlined, the lace winding around the ankle right to the buckle thus discreetly accentuating the natural finesse of the anatomy.

A real moment of pleasure when wearing the Jodhpur is, seated, when your legs are crossed or when you bend down and surreptitiously, the buckle is revealed.

Naturally, others will prefer to wear the buckle like a trophy, showingly and ostentatiously rolling up their pants, in a cavalier manner ! It’s all up to you.

With so few ingredients (two generous pieces of leather, a bridle, an rubber sole) everything has to feel and be right: leather, shapes and proportions.

Our Bonneville II will be a major asset to your vestiaire as it is simple and sober. To be used on a daily basis as this model has become a classic of masculine elegance.