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Gurkha, Closed-Toe Sandal - Chestnut | Rajputana Collection

Gurkha, Closed-Toe Sandal - Chestnut | Rajputana Collection

A refined take on a historic military classic, Gurkha sandal, this closed-toe design blends warm-weather comfort with a semi-formal silhouette. The woven, caged leather upper provides breathability, while the closed toe adds structure and polish—making it suitable for occasions where typical open-toe sandals feel too casual.

Handcrafted in premium leather, this style offers the ease of a sandal with the elegance of a dress shoe. Ideal for summer tailoring, smart casual wear, and travel, it is a versatile choice for those who value both comfort and craftsmanship.

    • Last : ROYCE
    • Toe Profile: Sleek Round
    • Hand-welted construction ensuring longevity and character over time
    • Closed-toe Gurkha design for a more sophisticated, semi-formal appearance
    • Woven, caged leather upper inspired by traditional Gurkha construction
    • Premium full grain leather with hand-finished patina
    • Adjustable buckle strap for a secure and personalized fit
    • Leather lining and insole for comfort and breathability
    • Leather sole with stacked heel for durability and classic proportions

History

The Gurkha sandal originated in the 19th century as practical footwear worn by Gurkha soldiers of Nepal. Its distinctive woven, caged leather design was created to provide ventilation while protecting the foot, making it ideal for warm climates and long marches.

As Gurkha regiments became part of the British and Indian Armies, the style was widely adopted for military use. Its closed-toe construction set it apart from typical sandals, offering greater structure and protection without compromising breathability.

After World War I and II, returning British officers introduced the Gurkha sandal to the UK. Like the Jodhpur, Chukka, and Chelsea boots, it evolved from military utility into a refined civilian style. Today, the closed-toe Gurkha remains a timeless warm-weather option, combining heritage, function, and understated elegance.

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Gurkha, Closed-Toe Sandal - Chestnut | Rajputana Collection

A refined take on a historic military classic, Gurkha sandal, this closed-toe design blends warm-weather comfort with a semi-formal silhouette. The woven, caged leather upper provides breathability, while the closed toe adds structure and polish—making it suitable for occasions where typical open-toe sandals feel too casual.

Handcrafted in premium leather, this style offers the ease of a sandal with the elegance of a dress shoe. Ideal for summer tailoring, smart casual wear, and travel, it is a versatile choice for those who value both comfort and craftsmanship.

    • Last : ROYCE
    • Toe Profile: Sleek Round
    • Hand-welted construction ensuring longevity and character over time
    • Closed-toe Gurkha design for a more sophisticated, semi-formal appearance
    • Woven, caged leather upper inspired by traditional Gurkha construction
    • Premium full grain leather with hand-finished patina
    • Adjustable buckle strap for a secure and personalized fit
    • Leather lining and insole for comfort and breathability
    • Leather sole with stacked heel for durability and classic proportions

History

The Gurkha sandal originated in the 19th century as practical footwear worn by Gurkha soldiers of Nepal. Its distinctive woven, caged leather design was created to provide ventilation while protecting the foot, making it ideal for warm climates and long marches.

As Gurkha regiments became part of the British and Indian Armies, the style was widely adopted for military use. Its closed-toe construction set it apart from typical sandals, offering greater structure and protection without compromising breathability.

After World War I and II, returning British officers introduced the Gurkha sandal to the UK. Like the Jodhpur, Chukka, and Chelsea boots, it evolved from military utility into a refined civilian style. Today, the closed-toe Gurkha remains a timeless warm-weather option, combining heritage, function, and understated elegance.

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A refined take on a historic military classic, Gurkha sandal, this closed-toe design blends warm-weather comfort with a semi-formal silhouette. The woven, caged leather upper provides breathability, while the closed toe adds structure and polish—making it suitable for occasions where typical open-toe sandals feel too casual.

Handcrafted in premium leather, this style offers the ease of a sandal with the elegance of a dress shoe. Ideal for summer tailoring, smart casual wear, and travel, it is a versatile choice for those who value both comfort and craftsmanship.

    • Last : ROYCE
    • Toe Profile: Sleek Round
    • Hand-welted construction ensuring longevity and character over time
    • Closed-toe Gurkha design for a more sophisticated, semi-formal appearance
    • Woven, caged leather upper inspired by traditional Gurkha construction
    • Premium full grain leather with hand-finished patina
    • Adjustable buckle strap for a secure and personalized fit
    • Leather lining and insole for comfort and breathability
    • Leather sole with stacked heel for durability and classic proportions

History

The Gurkha sandal originated in the 19th century as practical footwear worn by Gurkha soldiers of Nepal. Its distinctive woven, caged leather design was created to provide ventilation while protecting the foot, making it ideal for warm climates and long marches.

As Gurkha regiments became part of the British and Indian Armies, the style was widely adopted for military use. Its closed-toe construction set it apart from typical sandals, offering greater structure and protection without compromising breathability.

After World War I and II, returning British officers introduced the Gurkha sandal to the UK. Like the Jodhpur, Chukka, and Chelsea boots, it evolved from military utility into a refined civilian style. Today, the closed-toe Gurkha remains a timeless warm-weather option, combining heritage, function, and understated elegance.