Two eyelets, an ankle-high shaft, open lacing, nothing more.
A chukka boot is the least complicated boot in the range and, for a lot of men, the most useful — light enough to wear from March to November, closed enough to look intentional with a jacket. Polo gave it the name; the desert gave it the reputation.
It sits exactly between a derby and a proper boot, which is why it works with chinos on a Friday and with a suit on a cold Tuesday.
Ours are built in European calfskin and English suede, on soles that run from leather to lugged rubber depending on how hard you plan to wear them.