Nike Air Max 1 '87 - Blue - Leather - UK 6

The upper is constructed from a unique mix of denim, suede elements, and other textile materials. The lining is textile, and the sole is rubber.

While comfortable and equipped with an Air Max unit for cushioning, these shoes are primarily designed for casual wear and street fashion, not for high-performance running or sports.

This specific variant is a UK 6. Nike sizes are generally consistent, but it's always best to refer to Nike's official sizing chart or try them on if possible, especially if you have wider feet.

Due to the denim and suede materials, it is advisable to avoid heavy rain. Prolonged exposure to moisture can damage the materials and potentially cause color bleeding. Consider using a water-repellent spray for protection against light moisture.

The Air Max unit is a technology developed by Nike that involves a durable, flexible bag filled with pressurized air, providing lightweight cushioning and impact absorption. It's visible in the midsole of Air Max shoes.

Remove the laces and hand wash them with a mild soap and warm water. You can gently scrub them with a soft brush. Rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry completely before re-lacing your shoes.

Like most denim products, prolonged exposure to sunlight and regular wear and cleaning may cause slight fading over time. This can contribute to a unique, worn-in character. Proper care, such as storing away from direct sun, can help preserve the original color.

Use a specialized sneaker cleaning kit for multi-materials, focusing on separate brushes for suede and denim. For suede, a dedicated suede eraser can lift minor marks. Always air dry.

Ensure you have the correct size (UK 6 for this variant). Try adjusting the lacing pattern for a more relaxed fit. Wearing thinner socks can also help initially while the shoe breaks in.

Often, squeaking comes from the insole rubbing against the shoe's interior. Remove the insole, sprinkle a small amount of baby powder or cornstarch inside, then reinsert the insole. If it persists, the issue might be with the sole and could require professional assessment.