Dr. Martens Brookline Chukka Boots - Black

Wipe away dirt and debris with a damp cloth. For tougher stains, use a leather cleaner.

Condition the leather regularly, about every few months, or as needed, to keep it supple.

Wear socks that are comfortable and appropriate for the weather. Thicker socks can help during the break-in period.

Yes, you can use a leather-safe waterproofing spray to protect the boots from water damage.

Wear them for short periods, gradually increasing the wear time. Consider using leather stretching products to speed up the process.

Dr. Martens boots are made in various locations. Check the product information for details.

Allow the boots to dry naturally away from direct heat. Stuff them with newspaper to help absorb moisture.

Allow time for the boots to break in. Wear them in short increments, and consider using leather stretching products if needed.

Apply a leather cream or polish to minimize scratches. Buff the leather gently with a soft cloth.

If the stitching unravels, take the boots to a cobbler for repair. Do not attempt to repair the stitching yourself unless you have experience.

Visit a cobbler to resole the boots when the soles are worn. Regular care can extend the life of the soles.