Converse Ballet Lace Slip Trainers - Blue - UK 6.5

The uppers, lining, and cushioning are made of 100% textile. The sole is made of 100% rubber.

These trainers are designed for casual, everyday wear and do not offer the specialized support or cushioning required for running or high-impact sports.

Gently clean the textile upper with a slightly damp cloth. Avoid using harsh detergents or abrasive cleaners. Allow the trainers to air dry away from direct heat.

These trainers feature a flat heel, providing a low-profile and comfortable feel.

While the rubber sole offers some protection, the textile upper is not waterproof. They are best suited for dry or mildly damp conditions and should be avoided in heavy rain.

It refers to the shoe's silhouette, which is inspired by ballet flats but made in a trainer style, and its convenient slip-on fastening mechanism.

The trainers should feel snug but not uncomfortably tight. There should be a little room at the toe, and the heel should not slip excessively when walking. Refer to the size chart if unsure.

Textile uppers often stretch slightly with wear. Try wearing them around the house for short periods to allow them to mold to your feet. Using thicker socks during this initial breaking-in period can also help.

New textiles can sometimes have excess dye. If color transfer is observed, ensure feet are dry when wearing. A fabric protector spray specifically designed for textiles might help, but test on an inconspicuous area first. Avoid wearing with light-colored socks until color transfer is no longer an issue.

Ensure the rubber soles are clean and free from mud or debris. For significant loss of traction, inspect the sole for excessive wear. Lightly scuffing the sole on rough surfaces can sometimes restore grip, but if the tread is worn down, replacement might be necessary.

Ensure the heel is fully relaxed. Gently pull the trainer on, using the back of the heel for leverage. If the fit is consistently tight, consider if this is the correct size or if the shoe's design inherently runs narrow for your foot.