TOMS Bennet Nubuck Boots - Black - UK 3

The TOMS Bennet Nubuck Boots feature a water-resistant Nubuck leather upper, meaning they are designed to repel light rain and snow. They are not fully waterproof for prolonged submersion or heavy downpours.

For routine cleaning, use a specialized Nubuck brush to remove loose dirt. For deeper cleaning or stains, use a cleaner specifically formulated for Nubuck and suede, following the product's instructions carefully. Avoid using harsh chemicals or excessive water.

While comfortable, the cozy faux-fur lining is designed for warmth, making these boots primarily suitable for colder seasons like autumn and winter. Wearing them in warm weather might lead to overheating and discomfort.

These boots feature a low stacked block heel, offering both style and stable support with a height between 2.5-4.9 cm.

TOMS boots typically run true to size, but individual fit can vary. If you are between sizes, consider ordering the larger size, especially if you plan to wear thick socks with the faux-fur lining.

CloudBound™ foam refers to the advanced cushioning technology used in the insoles of these boots, designed to provide superior comfort and support for your feet throughout the day.

Nubuck leather's water-resistant properties can diminish over time with wear. Re-apply a quality Nubuck and suede protector spray as directed by the product's instructions. Ensure the boots are clean and dry before application.

Gently brush the faux-fur lining with a soft-bristled brush to restore its fluffiness. For dirt or minor stains, lightly dampen a clean cloth with a mild soap solution and blot the affected area, then air dry.

Ensure you have the correct size. The faux-fur lining might initially feel snug but can compress slightly with wear. For persistent tightness, consider wearing thinner socks or consulting a shoe specialist for professional stretching, if appropriate for Nubuck leather.

Inspect the sole for embedded debris or excessive wear. Clean any trapped dirt from the lugs to restore optimal traction. If the sole is significantly worn, professional resoling may be an option, but it's important to weigh the cost against the lifespan of the boots.