TOMS Astrid Boots - Beige

The TOMS Astrid Boots are made from leather and are not inherently waterproof. While they offer some resistance to light moisture, they are best protected from heavy rain or prolonged exposure to wet conditions. Using a water-repellent spray is recommended.

It is recommended to refer to TOMS' official sizing chart. As these are leather boots, they tend to fit snugly at first. If you are between sizes, consider trying the larger size, especially if you plan to wear thicker socks.

These boots are suitable for cooler weather but are not designed for heavy winter conditions like snow or ice. Their primary focus is style and comfort in milder, dry, or slightly damp conditions. They do not typically feature insulation for extreme cold.

Thin to medium-weight socks made of natural fibers like cotton or wool blends are generally comfortable. For a snugger fit or if the boots are slightly loose, thinner socks are preferable. Avoid very thick socks that might make the boots too tight.

It's advisable to condition the leather every 3 to 6 months, or more frequently if the boots are regularly exposed to dry conditions or wear. This helps maintain the leather's softness and prevents cracking.

For general cleaning, it's best to use a dry cloth or a suede brush (for suede finishes). Avoid soaking the boots or using harsh soaps and water, as this can damage the leather and affect the color and texture.

TOMS typically offers a limited warranty against manufacturing defects. Specific warranty details can usually be found on the official TOMS website or by contacting their customer service.

This is common with new leather. Wear them around the house for short periods to allow them to break in and conform to your foot shape. Using a leather conditioner can also help soften the material.

For minor scuffs on smooth leather, try gently buffing with a soft cloth. For suede, use a suede eraser or brush. A colored shoe polish that matches the boot's beige color can help conceal deeper marks.

While designed for good grip, new soles can sometimes be slick. Lightly scuffing the soles on a rough surface (like concrete) can improve traction. If the issue persists, consider a professional sole treatment.

For suede or nubuck, allow the boots to dry naturally away from heat. Once dry, brush with a suede brush to restore the nap. For smooth leather, wipe with a damp cloth and allow to air dry, then condition.