Gabor Dahma Trainers - Blue - Size: 9

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The Gabor Dahma trainers are designed for adult women seeking a sophisticated blend of casual style and long-lasting comfort. Featuring a premium suede upper and a supportive 4.5cm heel, they provide an elevated silhouette perfect for daily wear, though the D-fit may feel slightly restrictive for those requiring a much wider toe box.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Blue |
| Gender | Female |
| Material | Suede |
| Shoe Size UK | 9 |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Series | Dahma |
| Model Part Number | 6018.01 |
| Brand | Gabor |
No, washing these in a machine will damage the suede and the structural integrity of the shoe. Use only specialized suede cleaning products.
The D-fit is a standard wider fitting, providing extra room across the width of the foot compared to a standard B or C width.
While the suede is durable, it is not inherently waterproof. We recommend using a water-repellent spray to protect against light showers.
Yes, the 4.5cm height is designed for daily comfort, providing enough lift for posture support without putting excessive strain on the ball of the foot.
Yes, the standard lace-up system allows you to easily replace the laces with any standard-length athletic or flat-style lace.
Apply a high-quality suede protector spray before first use to create a moisture and stain-resistant barrier.
Ensure the stock Gabor insole is completely removed before attempting to insert custom orthotics.
To ensure the longevity of your Gabor Dahma trainers, use a suede-specific brush to remove surface dust regularly. If the shoes become wet, allow them to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources like radiators, which can shrink or damage the material. When inserting personal orthotics, ensure the original insole is fully removed first to maintain the internal volume. If the fit feels too loose, you may adjust the lace tension, focusing on the eyelets closest to the ankle to prevent heel slippage.