Setup, Compatibility & Care
Because these are leather boots, they require a short break-in period to allow the material to soften and conform to your foot shape. For optimal performance, avoid wearing cotton socks as they retain moisture; instead, opt for synthetic or merino wool blends. To care for your boots, wipe away road salt and debris with a damp cloth after each use to prevent leather degradation. If the boots become saturated, air dry them naturally away from direct heat sources like radiators or fireplaces, which can crack the leather. Periodic application of a leather-specific waterproofing conditioner will help maintain the suppleness and water resistance of the upper over several seasons.