Espadrilles Toms Alpargata - Black - UK 6

The TOMS Alpargata Low Shoes feature an elastic gore that provides some flexibility. However, they are generally designed for a standard width. If you have significantly wide feet, they might feel snug.

The heritage canvas and jute upper are not waterproof. It is recommended to avoid wearing these shoes in wet conditions to prevent damage and maintain their appearance.

The shoes should feel snug but not uncomfortably tight initially, as the materials are designed to stretch and conform to your foot shape over time. Ensure there's no excessive pressure on any part of your foot.

The insole is made with 50% eco-friendly content, which includes recycled PU foam, recycled rubber, and bio-oil, reducing the reliance on virgin materials and lowering the environmental footprint.

Yes, this particular model is part of TOMS' vegan collection, meaning no animal products or by-products are used in its construction.

Clean your Alpargatas as needed, typically when they appear visibly dirty or after significant wear. Avoid overly frequent or aggressive cleaning, as it can wear down the materials.

TOMS' 'Wear Good' signifies their commitment to social responsibility. By purchasing TOMS, customers contribute to funding mental health resources for millions in need, alongside ethical production practices.

The elastic gore allows for some stretch. Wear the shoes for a short period to allow them to mold to your feet. If still uncomfortable, consider if this is the correct size or explore if a half-size larger might be more suitable.

This can sometimes occur due to the natural materials or dyes. Spot clean gently with a damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals.

Ensure feet are clean and dry before wearing. Use odor-absorbing insoles or sprinkle a small amount of baking soda inside the shoes overnight. Air them out between wears.

For minor wear, consider resoling if feasible by a cobbler. However, these shoes are primarily designed for casual, moderate use, and significant wear may indicate they have reached the end of their typical lifespan.