Dr. Martens Adrian - Black - UK 11

Try the loafers on with the type of socks you typically wear. They should feel snug but not painfully tight. There should be minimal heel lift when you walk. Refer to Dr. Martens' sizing chart for specific measurements.

The break-in period can vary but typically lasts anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks of moderate wear. Consistent wear for short durations is often more effective than one long session.

While the leather is durable, it is not fully waterproof. We recommend treating them with a waterproofing spray and avoiding prolonged exposure to heavy rain or puddles to maintain their condition.

The snaffle and tassel detail is a fixed embellishment and is not designed to be removed.

Yes, thanks to the Goodyear welt construction, these loafers can be resoled by a qualified cobbler, significantly extending their lifespan.

Use a soft, damp cloth to wipe away dust and dirt. For more stubborn marks, use a small amount of mild soap on the cloth. Always allow the leather to air dry naturally, away from direct heat.

The Adrian model is available in various colors and finishes. This guide specifically covers the classic black leather version.

Wear the loafers for short periods each day with thick socks to help stretch and soften the leather. You can also use a leather conditioner to aid in the softening process.

Gently buff out minor scuffs with a soft cloth. For deeper marks, use a colored shoe polish or cream that matches the black leather, applying it with a clean cloth and buffing to a shine.

Lightly scuff the soles on a rough surface like concrete or sandpaper to create better traction. Ensure soles are clean and dry before walking on potentially slippery surfaces.

Adjust the position of the tongue and laces. You can also try a small piece of moleskin or a thin insert under the tongue where it causes irritation.