Clarks Feathershine K - Black - 11

The Feathershine K shoes are designed with a sporty style and durable features suitable for general school activities and everyday wear. While they are robust, for dedicated sports activities, we recommend specific athletic footwear designed for higher impact and specialized support.

The reflective details are integrated into the shoe's design to enhance visibility in low-light conditions. When light (like from car headlights) hits these details, they reflect it back, making the wearer more noticeable to others.

While the premium leather offers some natural water resistance, these shoes are not fully waterproof. For wet weather, we recommend applying a waterproofing spray designed for leather footwear to provide additional protection. Always allow wet shoes to air dry naturally.

TPR stands for Thermoplastic Rubber. It's a synthetic material known for its excellent flexibility, durability, and most notably, its super-lightweight properties. This makes the sole comfortable for extended wear while offering good traction.

The Microban® technology is built into the lining to continuously inhibit microbial growth. You don't need to 'clean' the lining itself in a special way beyond regular shoe maintenance. Ensuring the shoes air out between wears and keeping feet clean will maximize its effectiveness.

Info needed: Please check with Clarks customer service or a Clarks retailer regarding the availability of specific replacement insoles for the Feathershine K model.

Ensure shoes are fully aired out after each wear. Remove insoles if possible and allow them to dry. Consider using a shoe deodorizer spray or cedar inserts. Ensure socks are clean and breathable.

Clean the leather surface thoroughly with a damp cloth. Apply a suitable leather conditioner or shoe cream. For black shoes, use black polish to restore shine and cover scuffs, then buff with a clean cloth.

Inspect the riptape for lint, threads, or dirt that might be caught in the hooks. Use a stiff brush (like an old toothbrush) to gently clean out any debris from both the hook and loop sides. This often restores grip.

Check that the shoe size is correct and that socks are not too thick or bunched. Ensure the riptape straps are not too tight or too loose. The padded collar and tongue should provide comfort; if discomfort persists, consult a foot health professional.