Converse All Star Low Trainers - Brown Leather - UK 11

Converse sizing can sometimes run slightly large. It's often recommended to try them on or check a size guide. For women's UK sizes, they typically align well, but personal preference for fit can vary.

The leather upper provides some natural resistance, but these trainers are not fully waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain is not recommended. For better water protection, consider applying a leather waterproofing spray.

Regular cleaning for dirt and scuffs should be done as needed. Conditioning the leather every 2-3 months is generally sufficient to keep it supple and prevent drying or cracking, depending on how frequently you wear them and the conditions they are exposed to.

Converse All Star trainers are known for their flat, minimalist sole design. They typically offer limited arch support. If you require additional support, you may consider using aftermarket insoles.

Creasing is a natural part of wearing leather footwear. To minimize it, ensure your shoes fit well, use shoe trees or stuff them with paper when not in use, and regularly condition the leather to maintain its flexibility.

Converse All Stars generally have a moderately wide toe box, but the leather material has less give than canvas initially. If you have particularly wide feet, it's advisable to try them on to ensure a comfortable fit during the break-in period.

Leather shoes often require a 'break-in' period. Wear them for short durations around the house initially, gradually increasing wear time. The leather will soften and conform to your feet over time. You can also use a leather conditioner to help expedite the softening process.

For light scuffs, gently buff the area with a clean, soft cloth. For more noticeable marks, use a small amount of leather cleaner on a cloth and rub gently. Follow up with a leather conditioner to restore moisture and shine.

Squeaking can sometimes come from the insole rubbing against the sole. Remove the insole and sprinkle a small amount of talcum powder or baking soda inside the shoe, then replace the insole. This can reduce friction and eliminate the squeak.

Mix a small amount of mild dish soap with water and use an old toothbrush or a soft cloth to scrub the rubber sole. For tougher stains, a magic eraser or a specialized rubber sole cleaner can be effective. Rinse and wipe dry.