Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your trainers last, begin by properly lacing them to match your foot's arch height. If the shoes feel snug upon initial use, wear them for shorter periods indoors to allow the leather to naturally stretch and mold to your foot shape. Regarding care, use a soft, dry brush to remove loose dirt from the surface after use. For deeper cleaning, apply a leather-specific conditioner or cleaner using a soft cloth, avoiding harsh chemicals that could strip the red dye. Always air-dry the shoes away from direct heat sources to prevent the leather from cracking.