Torhill Rise - Clarks - Brown - Suede - Size: 6

The Contour Cushion footbed is a specially engineered, removable, and moulded insole designed by Clarks to provide superior underfoot comfort and anatomical support, cushioning your foot with every step.

While the suede can be protected with a spray, these boots are not waterproof. We recommend avoiding heavy rain or wet conditions to preserve the suede's quality and prevent water damage.

The TPR (thermoplastic rubber) outsole can be easily cleaned with a damp cloth and mild soap. Wipe away any dirt or mud, then rinse with a clean, damp cloth and let air dry.

Yes, the Contour Cushion footbed is removable, allowing for easy cleaning or the insertion of personal orthotics if preferred.

This refers to design elements inspired by Clarks' footwear from the 1990s, specifically the thick ribbed outsole, which was first featured on their vintage 'Big Gripper' shoe, giving the Torhill Rise a retro yet contemporary look.

For best results, apply a suede protector spray before first wear and reapply every 2-3 months, or more frequently if you wear the boots often or in varying weather conditions.

Gently brush the entire surface with a dedicated suede brush to remove loose dirt and restore the nap. For tougher spots, use a suede eraser before brushing.

Re-adjust the laces thoroughly. Ensure they are tightened evenly from the toes up to the ankle. The removable footbed also allows for personal orthotics if a different fit is desired.

This can sometimes be caused by friction between the footbed and the sole, or the outsole and a smooth floor. Try removing and reinserting the footbed, or sprinkle a small amount of talcum powder beneath it. If it's the outsole, ensure it's clean and free of debris.

Ensure you are double-knotting your laces. Consider investing in waxed cotton laces, which tend to hold knots more securely than standard laces.

If the boots got wet, allow them to air dry completely. Once dry, use a suede brush to gently brush the affected area. If necessary, lightly dampen the entire boot with a clean, damp cloth (avoiding saturation) and allow to air dry again before brushing to even out the color.