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Men's Neptune Neoprene Lined Wellington Boot

Men's Neptune Neoprene Lined Wellington Boot

Name: Men's Neptune Neoprene Lined Wellington Boot - Gris Foncé
Brand: Le Chameau
SKU: 1286-4874-39
Price: 325.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

€325

Colour: Gris Foncé

Men's Neptune Neoprene Lined Wellington Boot - Gris Foncé

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Men's Neptune Neoprene Lined Wellington Boot - Gris Foncé

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UK	EU	US
6	39	7
6.5	40	7.5
7	41	8
8	42	9
9	43	10
10	44	11
10.5	45	11.5
11	46	12
12	47	13

You can find more information on the size and fit of our boots here. If you're unsure which size is best for you, please don't hesitate to get in touch.

EU 39 EU 40 EU 41 EU 42 EU 43 EU 44 EU 45 EU 46 EU 47

Product details

The ultimate, neoprene lined boot, designed by yachtsmen for experienced offshore sailors. Features a fixed Wave-Guard gaiter with quick-release cord lock and mesh for fast water drainage. Non-marking Marine out sole with suction grip.
Please note that Neoprene has wonderful insulation properties, but it is a non-breathable material. If you wear our neoprene-lined boot in warm temperatures, or if your feet heat up while wearing, you may perspire. To help to ensure a long life for your Le Chameau boots, please ensure that you dry the insides thoroughly if they do become a little damp when wearing.

Features

Designed by yachtsmen for experienced offshore sailors
Handcrafted from start to finish by a Le Chameau Master Bootmaker
Featuring our saltwater-resistant, natural Chamolux rubber, exclusive to Le Chameau
100% waterproof - every pair is carefully tested
Neoprene lined boot
Fixed Wave-Guard gaiter with quick-release cord lock and mesh for fast water drainage
Non marking Marine outer sole with suction grip

Product care

Clean your boots with nothing more than water and a brush.
Let your boots air dry.
Use a silicone spray and polish using a soft, dry cloth.
Keep your boots in a dry and ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and away from any heat source.
If your boots get wet, make sure to dry the lining thoroughly before using them again. Crumpled newspaper will help.
If storing your boots for a long period, clean them thoroughly and store away from direct sunlight in a cool, dry place.

Delivery & returns

Complimentary delivery (3-5 working days) on orders over 100€, shipped with DPD and their partners.
Standard delivery for orders below 100€ - 5€

Men's Neptune Neoprene Lined Wellington Boot

Gris Foncé

Shoe Size:

The details

In 1927, in a seaside village in Normandy, France, Claude Chamot had a desire to create the most comfortable and best-fitting rubber boots. Now, almost 100 years later, Monsieur Chamot’s vision continues. Heritage and history imbues each and every pair of Le Chameau boots that pass through the hands of time-served craftsmen.

Discover Our Heritage

Our Rubber

The quality of rubber depends on several factors, including season (spring is best), climate purity, and tree health. Le Chameau uses only Grade A rubber — light in colour with low ash and dirt content. Our unique formula, based on Claude Chamot’s original recipe, creates the soft, supple and durable Chamolux rubber used in all our boots.

Building the sole

Across all variants of our soles, the base sole is made by adding the formula of rubber to the bottom of a two-part mould. The mould is closed, put under pressure and cooked. As the rubber heats and spreads through the mould, it forms the shape of the sole. Different elements are then added to this process, depending on the style.

Preparing our lining

Our linings are prepared in a dedicated area of the workshop, using machinery to cut the large pattern pieces and following strict quality checks to ensure there are no flaws or errors. ⁠We provide a range of different linings, from insulating and comforting neoprene or wool to a premium supple leather and a lightweight fast-drying jersey.

Our people

The most critical element in our bootmaking process is our people. We are proud to have several generations of Maître bottiers in our Le Chameau family, a highly technical role which requires upwards of nine months of intensive training.