The Chukka is an ankle-high suede shoe with a crepe sole and laces that run through two pairs of eyelets. It was first worn by polo players during breaks between sections of play (the "chukkas") to relax their feet, before finding its way into everyday wardrobes. Sanders interprets it in a particularly sporty way: the crepe sole merges into a wide surrounding rim made of the same material, which protects the shoe when worn. It thus combines the comfort of a sneaker with the distinctive style of this classic shoe.

In 1873, the brothers William and Thomas Sanders founded the British shoe manufacturer Sanders & Sanders Ltd. in Northamptonshire. Still based there today, the company produces an extensive range of men’s shoes in traditional British style: each and every one made with an eye for detail and attention to quality.