Clarks Hopper Run - Black - 7

No, this particular variant of the Clarks Hopper Run is made from smooth leather and is not machine washable. Machine washing will damage the leather. Please refer to the 'Care' section for proper cleaning instructions for leather footwear. Some other Hopper Run variants (e.g., canvas) may be machine washable.

The Clarks Hopper Run plimsolls are primarily designed for school sports, PE classes, and general active wear. Their non-marking sole makes them ideal for indoor activities, while their durable construction holds up well to everyday school use.

To clean the leather, wipe them with a soft, damp cloth to remove dirt. For more stubborn marks, use a small amount of mild leather cleaner. Always allow them to air dry completely away from direct heat. Regular polishing or conditioning will help maintain the leather's appearance.

Yes, the Clarks Hopper Run features a unisex design, making it suitable for both boys and girls. Its classic black color also ensures it fits well with most school uniform requirements.

Yes, the sole of the Hopper Run is designed to offer reliable grip, providing stability and traction during various physical activities, whether on the playground or in the gym.

A non-marking sole means the material used for the outsole is designed not to leave scuff marks or streaks on indoor surfaces like gymnasium floors or polished school hallways. This is a crucial feature for school footwear.

Leather shoes often require a short break-in period. Encourage your child to wear them for shorter periods initially to allow the leather to soften and conform to their foot. Also, ensure the correct size has been purchased, as ill-fitting shoes can cause discomfort.

Clean the shoes with a damp cloth to remove surface dirt. For dullness, apply a small amount of leather conditioner or polish designed for black leather, then buff gently with a soft cloth to restore shine and cover minor scuffs.

The Clarks Hopper Run features a non-marking sole. If marks are observed, check the sole for any embedded debris (like small stones or grit) that might be causing the marks. Clean the sole thoroughly to remove any foreign objects.

If the leather shoes get wet, do not machine wash or tumble dry them. Stuff them with newspaper to absorb moisture and allow them to air dry naturally at room temperature. For persistent odors, use a shoe deodorizer spray or cedar shoe trees.