Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your boots last for years, start by wearing them for short periods to allow the leather to stretch and soften naturally. Use a shoe horn to prevent damage to the heel counter during insertion. For care, wipe away dirt regularly with a damp cloth. To maintain the luster of the leather, apply a high-quality leather conditioner or black polish periodically, and avoid excessive heat exposure which can cause the leather to dry out or crack. The side zip should be kept clear of grit or debris to ensure smooth operation.