Adidas Tokyo Decon W Trainers - Silver, UK 7

Deconstructed leather refers to a material that is often softer and less structured than traditional leather. It provides a more pliable, relaxed fit and feel, contributing to the shoe's lightweight and comfortable nature, and often a slightly worn-in aesthetic from the start.

No, the Adidas Tokyo Decon W is designed as a lifestyle and fashion sneaker. Its deconstructed design prioritizes comfort and style over the robust support and cushioning required for running or other intense athletic activities.

The silver metallic finish on the leather should be cleaned gently. Use a soft, slightly damp cloth to wipe away dirt. Avoid abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals, or vigorous scrubbing, as these can damage the metallic coating. A specialized leather cleaner for metallic finishes may be used if recommended for your specific material.

Generally, Adidas shoes are known to run true to size. However, fit can vary slightly based on individual foot shape. We recommend trying them on or consulting Adidas' official sizing chart if you are unsure, especially if you are between sizes.

It is not recommended to wear these shoes in heavy wet weather. While the leather has some natural resistance, prolonged exposure to water can damage the leather material and the metallic finish. For light moisture, a protective water-repellent spray designed for leather can offer some defense.

To complement the sleek, low-profile design, it's often recommended to wear low-cut or no-show socks. This maintains the clean aesthetic around the ankle. However, you can also pair them with crew socks for a more retro or specific stylistic choice.

Gently wipe the leather surface with a clean, damp cloth. For more stubborn dirt or to restore shine, use a specialized leather cleaner followed by a leather conditioner specifically formulated for soft leathers.

A common cause can be friction between the insole and the shoe's interior. Try removing the insole, sprinkling a small amount of talcum powder or baking soda inside the shoe, then reinserting the insole. If the squeak persists, check if it's the sole making contact with the ground, which might indicate wear.

Ensure you are using a double knot for added security. Alternatively, you might consider replacing the existing laces with new ones that have a different texture or a slight wax coating, which can help them stay tied longer.

While the deconstructed leather is soft, new shoes can sometimes require a brief break-in period. Try wearing them for shorter durations initially. Ensure your sock choice isn't too thick, and confirm you have the correct size. If discomfort persists, an orthotic insert might offer additional support.