Setup, Compatibility & Care
Because these trainers feature high-quality leather, maintaining them is essential for their longevity. For daily maintenance, wipe down the exterior with a dry or slightly damp soft cloth to remove surface dust. If the shoes get wet, allow them to air dry away from direct heat sources, which can cause the leather to crack. To preserve the shape, store your trainers with cedar shoe trees or crumpled tissue paper when not in use. Ensure your fit is correct at the time of purchase, as leather does not stretch as much as synthetic mesh materials. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners; opt for gentle, leather-specific soaps and conditioners to keep the material supple.