Setup, Compatibility & Care
Because these boots are made from genuine leather, initial setup involves wearing them for short periods around the house to allow the material to soften and conform to your foot's unique shape. To ensure longevity, always use a shoe horn when putting them on to protect the heel counter from collapsing. For care, keep the leather hydrated by applying a high-quality leather conditioner every few months. Use a horsehair brush to remove surface dust after each wear and store them in a cool, dry place away from direct heat sources to prevent the leather from cracking. If they get wet, allow them to air dry naturally; avoid using radiators or hairdryers, as high heat can damage the leather fibers.