Chambord
Paraboot’s polished derby with the 45° apron seam and the same rugged logic as Michael.
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Story & heritage
Chambord sits in Paraboot’s derby family as the more polished sibling to Michael. Its signature 45° toe-cap stitching gives the shoe a distinctly tailored front, while the rounded last keeps it grounded in the brand’s workwear roots.
It is the pair to choose when you want Paraboot’s sturdiness with a cleaner, more dressed-up face.
Materials & craft
The shoe is built with the familiar Paraboot emphasis on durability: Norwegian stitching, leather lining, and a natural-rubber sole. The result is a derby that feels formal enough for tailoring but still unmistakably Paraboot.
How to choose & style
Chambord works with trousers that can carry a little weight: wider denim, wool flannels, and suits with a textured hand. Black is the cleanest reading of the model; brown softens the look and makes it easier to wear casually.
