Kickers Fragma - Black - Leather - UK 8

Yes, the Kickers Fragma Lace Up Shoes in black leather feature a traditional moccasin style and lace-up design, making them a common and appropriate choice for many school uniform regulations.

To clean the leather, wipe with a damp cloth. For a deeper clean, use a dedicated leather cleaner and apply a leather conditioner to keep the material supple. Finish with a black shoe polish for shine and protection.

The leather upper provides some natural resistance to light moisture, but the shoes are not inherently waterproof. For enhanced water resistance, you can treat the leather with a suitable waterproof spray or wax designed for leather footwear.

The sole of the Kickers Fragma Lace Up Shoes is made from a durable synthetic material, offering good grip and wear resistance for everyday use.

These shoes offer a secure and comfortable fit, thanks to the adjustable lace-up fastening and the padded ankle collar which provides cushioning and support around the ankle area. Users can customize the fit by adjusting the laces.

Yes, the laces can be replaced. You will need standard shoe laces of appropriate length and thickness, typically flat black laces, to match the original style.

Adjust the lace tension. For tightness, loosen laces across the forefoot. For looseness, pull laces tighter and re-tie for a more secure fit. The padded ankle collar should provide snug comfort without excessive pressure.

Sometimes squeaking can come from moisture between the insole and sole, or from friction between parts of the shoe. Try removing the insole and sprinkling a small amount of talcum powder inside the shoe. If the squeak persists, check for any loose stitching or parts.

Clean the affected area with a damp cloth. For minor scuffs, use a black shoe polish or a leather repair cream matching the shoe's color. Apply with a soft cloth and buff gently.

While the shoes have a padded ankle collar for comfort, prolonged standing or walking can still cause fatigue. Ensure laces are not too tight, which can restrict circulation. Consider trying different socks or, if necessary, a thin, supportive insole (if space allows) for additional arch support.