Are Le Chameau boots warm?
Le Chameau Vierzonord Boots are the go-to for everyday life out in the countryside. With impressive anti-fatigue technology, their dual density sole is perfect for long days on your feet. Specialised for cooler weather, they’re lined with 3mm neoprene to keep you warm, even in temperatures as low as -15°C.
Are Le Chameau boots French?
The name Le Chameau is French for ‘the camel’, a nod to the new factory location and depicted in the brand logo used today. Le Chameau rubber boots are still manufactured in Morocco to this very day and are handmade by a single master boot maker using the highest quality natural rubber.
What kind of Wellington boots are Le Chameau?
Our two styles mean that you can go from summer to winter and back again, with a boot fit for purpose. Le Chameau Vierzon wellington boots have been specifically designed with summer in mind. Our signature polycotton tartan jersey lining is made up of 65% polyester and 35% cotton.
What makes the vierzonord Wellington boot so good?
Famed for being the original rubber wellington boot to feature an adjustable, waterproof gusset, the Vierzonord also boasts a warm, insulating neoprene lining that will keep you warm and comfortable all day. “What makes them so good? The rubber is natural, which gets a big tick from me, and the 3mm neoprene lining keeps my feet and calves warm.
How do you measure your calf for Le Chameau boots?
Find the widest point of your calf using a tape measure and measure round that point keeping your foot flat on the floor. 3. Add 2cm to this measurement to account for your trousers/jeans, a thick pair of socks, and some breathing space. This is your calf size for your Le Chameau boots.
Why are vierzonord Wellingtons lined with neoprene?
Lined with 3mm of neoprene, our best selling Vierzonord wellington boot provides exceptional insulation against the cold and superior comfort when walking. Originally used to make diving suits, neoprene has excellent insulating properties and prevents the wearer’s body heat from dissipating.