Setup, Compatibility & Care
For optimal longevity, avoid machine washing these leather shoes, as excessive water exposure can damage the material. To clean, use a soft, dry brush to remove loose dirt from the surface, followed by a damp cloth with mild leather cleaner for stubborn spots. Ensure the shoes are air-dried away from direct heat sources like radiators to prevent the leather from cracking. Check the hook and loop closures periodically for debris, such as lint or grass, to ensure the fastener maintains its grip strength.