



HANDMADE IN PORTUGAL
Sasha Dark Brown Suede Boots
The Sasha boot in dark brown suede is a chukka with clean lines, a short shaft, three pairs of eyelets and a plain toe. The warm, deep dark brown comes alive in the texture of the suede, while the rubber sole handles cold days and damp streets with ease. It looks good with denim, corduroy or smart casual outfits.
The Chukka boot is defined by its short shaft and few laces; the name comes from polo, where “chukka” refers to a period of play.
SIZE & FIT
Calça grande. Recomendamos escolher um tamanho abaixo do habitual.
Check out our Size Guide.
Still undecided? Please contact our customer support team at geral@sapatariadocarmo.pt or via WhatsApp at +351 935 782 559.
The Makers
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Materials and Care
Shipping & Returns
SHIPPING
- Portugal and Islands – Free
Mainland – 1/2 business days; Islands – 2/3 business days - Spain €10
1/2 business days - Europe €25 *
1/2 business days - Europe non EU (Norway, United Kingdom and Switzerland)
- Canada and United States €45 *
2/3 business days - Rest of the World €45 *
3/5 business days
INTERNATIONAL POLICY:
- All prices for @sapatariadocarmo products listed on the website https://www.sapatariadocarmo.com include Value Added Tax (VAT) at the current rate of 23%.
*Please note: upon receiving the order, the customer will pay taxes corresponding to the destination country!
EXCHANGES AND RETURNS
- Exchanges up to 30 days. The customer returns the item, at their expense – we recommend registered mail services – the new shipment will be covered by us.
- Returns up to 30 days. The full amount is refunded, excluding shipping costs.
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Handmade in Portugal
How is it produced
All shoes are entirely manufactured in Portugal by experienced master shoemakers. Only five historical manufacturers shape these products using two excellent shoemaking techniques - Blake System and Goodyear Welted. The final result is timeless, high-quality shoes.










