Kickers Kick Lo Shoes - Black Leather - Size UK 7

Wipe them down with a soft, damp cloth after each use. For a deeper clean, use a mild soap solution and a soft cloth, then buff dry. To restore shine, use a patent leather cleaner or a small amount of petroleum jelly, applied gently with a soft cloth.

Kickers generally run true to UK shoe sizing. However, as they are a snug fit, if you are between sizes or prefer a slightly looser fit, you might consider going up half a size. It's best to try them on to ensure the perfect fit.

The break-in period varies by individual, but typically, Kickers Kick Lo shoes can take a few days to a couple of weeks of regular wear to fully soften and conform to your feet. Wearing them with thick socks initially can help.

While the patent leather offers some water resistance, prolonged exposure to heavy rain is not recommended as it can affect the leather and internal components. If they get wet, stuff them with newspaper and let them air dry naturally away from direct heat.

The iconic red and green tabs are a signature feature of authentic Kickers footwear. Historically, the green tab was placed on the right shoe and the red on the left to help children identify which shoe went on which foot. Today, they remain a hallmark of the brand's heritage and quality.

Kickers Kick Lo shoes are designed for a snug fit. While they are made of leather which will stretch and mold over time, individuals with particularly wide feet might find them tight initially. It is recommended to try them on to assess comfort for wider feet.

Kickers Kick Lo shoes, especially with durable leather uppers, often require a 'break-in' period. Wear them for short periods initially, gradually increasing the duration. The leather will soften and conform to your foot's shape over time. Using thick socks or shoe stretchers can also help.

For dullness, ensure the shoes are clean, then use a dedicated patent leather cleaner or a small amount of petroleum jelly on a soft cloth, buffing gently to restore shine. For minor scuffs, a soft eraser can sometimes lift marks, followed by polishing. Avoid harsh rubbing.

Squeaking can sometimes occur between the insole and the sole or due to new materials. Try sprinkling a small amount of talcum powder or cornstarch underneath the insole (if removable). If the squeak is from the sole rubbing against the ground, it often subsides with wear.