Clarks Straven2 Penny Loafers - Brown - 6

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The Clarks Straven2 Penny Loafer is designed for adults seeking a sophisticated blend of timeless style and modern comfort. Featuring premium croc-effect leather and a responsive Contour Cushion footbed, these loafers are ideal for professional settings or elevated casual wear, though the rigid nature of new leather may require a short breaking-in period for optimal comfort.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 6 |
| Shoe Type | Low Shoes |
| Series | Straven2 |
| Model Part Number | 77E431-6-BrownCroc |
| Brand | Clarks |
The Straven2 has a standard fit. If you are between sizes, we recommend considering your typical Clarks size, keeping in mind that leather will stretch slightly over time.
Avoid heavy waxes which might fill in the texture. A light leather conditioner or cream applied with a soft cloth is best for maintaining the sheen.
The resin outsole is designed for good traction on standard indoor and city surfaces, but as with all new shoes, use caution on wet or highly polished floors.
The Contour Cushion footbed is integrated into the shoe design for optimal support and is not intended to be removed.
The heel height for the Straven2 series is approximately 2.5 cm.
This is normal for high-quality leather. Wear the shoes for short periods indoors to allow the leather to soften and mold to your foot shape.
Use a matching brown leather cream or a neutral polish to buff out minor scuffs, ensuring you use a soft brush to reach into the textured croc-effect grooves.
To ensure the longevity of your Clarks Straven2 loafers, store them in a cool, dry place and use a shoe horn when putting them on to maintain the integrity of the heel counter. For cleaning, wipe the leather with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. If the croc-effect finish requires deeper cleaning, use a mild leather conditioner specifically formulated for textured leathers to keep the material supple. Avoid exposing the shoes to excessive moisture or heat sources, such as radiators, which can cause the leather to crack over time.