Setup, Compatibility & Care
Out of the box, ensure you loosen the laces fully to accommodate your foot width before sliding them on. To maintain the leather's longevity, avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain or saltwater, as moisture can stiffen the material. If the sneakers get dirty, wipe the upper with a soft, slightly damp cloth and allow them to air dry naturally—never use a direct heat source, as this can crack the leather finish. Periodically applying a leather-specific conditioner will keep the material supple and prevent premature creasing.