Lacoste Lerond Pro - White - UK 8.5

Lacoste Lerond Pro trainers typically run true to standard UK adult sizing. However, foot shapes vary, so if you are unsure, referring to a Lacoste size guide or trying them on can provide the best fit confirmation.

No, it is not recommended to machine wash these trainers. The premium leather can be damaged by water submersion and harsh detergents. Please follow the detailed care instructions for cleaning.

Ortholite footbeds are made of open-cell foam, which provides breathability, moisture management (wicks away sweat), and long-lasting cushioning. They are designed to be lightweight and comfortable.

To prevent yellowing, store your trainers away from direct sunlight and extreme heat. Regular cleaning and applying a leather conditioner designed for white leather can also help maintain its bright appearance. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners that might discolor the leather.

The durable rubber outsole is designed for reliable traction. While many modern rubber outsoles are non-marking, specific non-marking properties are not guaranteed. Test on a discreet surface if this is a critical requirement.

The Lacoste Lerond Pro Trainers are designed for casual wear and everyday comfort, not for high-performance sports or running. Their construction prioritizes style and general walking comfort over athletic support and specialized performance features.

Regularly wipe down the trainers with a soft, damp cloth after each wear. For deeper cleaning, use a specialized white leather cleaner. Consider applying a leather conditioner periodically to keep the leather supple and prevent dirt from settling into cracks.

While equipped with an Ortholite footbed, prolonged heavy use can compress cushioning. Ensure laces are tied appropriately for support. If comfort issues persist, consider replacing insoles with fresh Ortholite or similar high-quality comfort insoles after significant wear.

A squeak can often come from the insole rubbing against the inside of the shoe. Try removing the insole, sprinkling a small amount of baby powder or cornstarch inside the shoe (underneath where the insole sits), and then reinserting the insole. If the squeak persists, it might be the outsole, which typically resolves with wear.

Ensure you are using a proper knotting technique, such as the 'reef knot' or 'double knot' method, which provides greater security than a simple bow. Over time, laces can wear; consider replacing them if they become slick or frayed.