Dr. Martens 1460 Glitter Boots - Black & Silver

While the leather uppers offer some water resistance, these boots are not fully waterproof. We recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to heavy rain or puddles to protect the leather and glitter finish. A water-repellent spray designed for leather can add an extra layer of protection.

These Dr. Martens 1460 Glitter Boots are specifically available in junior sizes, making them suitable for children and younger teens.

For the glitter, use a very soft, dry brush or a lightly damp cloth to gently wipe away dirt. Avoid scrubbing or using harsh chemicals, as this can cause the glitter to detach or lose its shine. Always let them air dry naturally.

Yes, like most Dr. Martens leather boots, these may require a break-in period. The 100% leather uppers will soften and conform to the wearer's feet over time. Wearing thick socks and gradually increasing wear time can help.

The sole is made from 100% durable PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride), known for its resilience and classic Dr. Martens cushioning.

For the black patent leather, use a patent leather-specific cleaner and conditioner. Avoid standard leather polishes on patent leather and absolutely do not apply them to the glitter sections, as they can dull the finish or cause damage.

The boot height is approximately 12cm for a junior size 31, with a flat heel of 2.5cm/1 inch.

Gently clean the glitter area with a soft, dry brush. Avoid harsh cleaning agents or excessive rubbing. For long-term protection, consider a specialized glitter sealant, though this may alter the original texture. Ensure boots are stored correctly to prevent surface friction.

Ensure the inner ankle zipper is fully opened. Check that the laces are sufficiently loosened. Over time, the leather will soften, making them easier to wear. If the zipper is stiff, apply a small amount of zipper lubricant.

Dr. Martens leather can be stiff initially. Wear them for short periods at first, gradually increasing wear time. Thick socks can help. Over time, the 100% leather uppers will soften and mold to the foot.

For light scuffs, try gently rubbing with a soft, clean cloth or a patent leather cleaner. For deeper scuffs, consult a professional shoe repair specialist or consider using a patent leather repair kit, if appropriate.

Clean any dirt or debris from the zipper teeth. Apply a small amount of zipper lubricant (like silicone spray or a graphite pencil lead) to the teeth and gently work the zipper back and forth until it moves smoothly.