Onitsuka Tiger GSM Cream Black Gum Trainers - Suede - Striped - Size UK 5.5

The Onitsuka Tiger GSM trainers are designed primarily for casual wear and offer comfort for everyday activities. They are not intended for high-impact sports or professional athletic training, as they lack specialized support features.

Use a specialized suede brush to remove loose dirt and restore the nap. For tougher stains, a suede eraser or a slightly damp cloth can be used with caution. Always let suede air dry naturally and avoid harsh chemicals.

Store them in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Keeping them in their original box or a breathable shoe bag can protect them from dust. Using shoe trees can help maintain their shape.

Yes, the gum rubber outsole is designed to provide good traction on most everyday surfaces, offering stability during walking and general use.

Yes, the Onitsuka Tiger GSM series is available in various colorways. Please check the product listings for other available options.

The break-in period can vary per individual. Many find the GSM trainers comfortable from the first wear, while others may need a few wears to fully mold to their feet. Wearing them for short durations initially can help.

It is not recommended to wear suede trainers in wet conditions, as moisture can damage the suede material and lead to stains or discoloration. If they do get wet, ensure they are dried properly and brushed.

Avoid getting the suede wet. If it gets wet, let it air dry naturally and then use a suede brush to restore its texture. For persistent discoloration, consider a suede cleaner specifically designed for the color.

Use a damp cloth with mild soap to gently clean the rubber. For scuffs, a magic eraser can sometimes be effective, but test on an inconspicuous area first to avoid damaging the material.

Ensure the shoes are aired out properly after wear. Use a deodorizing spray or insert baking soda inside the shoes overnight to absorb odors. Cedar shoe trees can also help prevent odors.

Try wearing them with different thicknesses of socks. If they remain uncomfortable after a break-in period, consider if the sizing is correct or if an insole might help adjust the fit.