Playboy Chukka Boots
Posted by Aaron Sarfati on Jul 19, 2023
Who hear remembers Playboy Shoes in the early eighties? Anyone,Anyone? If you’ve been in the mens fashion business as long as I’ve been you would remember these Playboy chukka boots that GBX has reintroduced. Originally made by Playboy Footwear in the early 1980’s, these boots were all the rage in Cities all across the USA. We sold them in all kinds of colors that would match any outfit that the customer had in mind. You can’t go wrong with suede chukka boots on a casual day with jeans and a nice shirt or sweater. These chukka boots are a modern take on the basic suede desert chukka with crepe sole.
GBX by Georgio Brutini footwear decided that time has come to bring these bad boys back to the fashion scene. You know how certain styles come back. Well this is living proof. You can’t get any more comfort for your feet than these suede chukka boots. They are great to wear with jeans and a button down shirt or your favorite sweater. Another great way to wear suede chukka boots is with corduroys. Pick your favorite pair of corduroy pants with a nice matching sweater or a corduroy outfit and bam, Instant well dressed man. Truely the ultimate in casual footwear.
If you needed two colors of these Playboy chukka boots that would match with almost anything, I would highly recommend Black of course and Tan. Since Tan is a neutral color it will match with just about anycolor you throw at it. Tan looks great with your favorite blue jeans or Khaki slacks. Black of course is the no brainer of the bunch because it is the cornerstone of all fashion colors. It simply matches with all colors.
One of the best things about GBX Suede Playboy boots is that they are affordable. Who needs to spend $150 or more on some fancy pants name when these chukka boots are just as comfortable and look even better. The best way to take care of suede boots is before you even wear them, make sure that you treat them with silicone based water and stain repellent spray. Kiwi and many other brands will do the trick. Just spray them thoroughly and let them dry for a couple of hours. When ever they get a little dirty just use a stiff brush and retreat them. They will last you for years that way.