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    • Footwear: Cole Haan Waterproof & Reflective Chukkas

    If I could give out a footwear award I would definitely give one to Cole Haan. They have been on a serious stride as of late and I can only blame the great team they have over there. These are just as nice as their last collection. They’ve updated the Chukka with waterproof and reflective materials. I can’t wait to get my hands on these.

    COLE HAAN’S WATERPROOF & REFLECTIVE COOPER SQUARE & LUNARGRAND CHUKKAS

    Following the October launch of the enhanced men’s wingtips, Cole Haan continues the story this November with the release of enhanced versions of the men’s Cooper Square Chukka and LunarGrand Chukka—utilizing waterproof construction and reflective detailing. 

    Presented in black materials offset against striking blue highlights, both styles are offered in waterproof and reflective versions. The waterproof pairing is presented in smooth grain leather and seam sealed to withstand city water and wear, while the reflective pairing features smooth leather uppers set against panels of light-refracting material, ensuring you will not go unnoticed on dark winter streets.

    The Cooper Square Chukkas ($348) and LunarGrand Chukkas ($328) will be available beginning November 15th at Cole Haan SoHo,212.219.8240, and the following global retailers:

    Concepts, Boston

    St. Alfred, Chicago

    Colette, Paris

    Firmament, Berlin

    Slam Jam, Milan

    Dover Street Market, London

    Dover Street Market, Ginza

    Isetan, Shinjuku

    Lane Crawford, Hong Kong

    Silly Thing, Hong Kong

     

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