Gazelle Trainers - White - UK 9.5

While the Gazelle originated as a football training shoe in 1966, the modern adidas Gazelle is primarily designed for casual, streetwear use. It provides comfort for everyday walking but is not recommended for high-performance sports or intense physical activity.

For routine cleaning, use a suede brush to gently remove dirt and dust. For stains, apply a specialized suede cleaner (following its instructions) and a suede eraser. Always protect your trainers with a suede protector spray before first wear.

The suede upper is not inherently waterproof. Exposure to heavy rain or wet conditions can cause water stains and damage the material. It's best to avoid wearing them in wet weather or ensure they are well-protected with a waterproof suede spray.

The Trefoil logo is the official emblem of adidas Originals, representing the brand's heritage, iconic products, and classic styles. It signifies that your Gazelle trainers are part of adidas's classic and lifestyle range.

Most users find adidas Gazelles to fit true to size. Your specific variant is UK 9.5. However, fit can vary slightly by individual foot shape. If unsure, trying them on is always recommended.

Regularly wipe the rubber outsole with a damp cloth or sponge using mild soap and water. For more stubborn marks or scuffs, a specialized sneaker sole cleaner or a clean magic eraser can be used carefully.

Yes, the adidas Gazelle Trainers feature a comfy liner designed for all-day wear. Their sleek silhouette and cushioned feel make them a popular choice for extended periods on your feet during casual activities.

Use a dedicated suede brush to restore the nap and remove surface dirt. For deeper stains, apply a specialized suede cleaner according to product instructions. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

Gently clean with a soft cloth or sponge using a mild soap solution or a commercial sneaker cleaner. For stubborn scuffs, a magic eraser can be effective on rubber, but use with caution.

Ensure laces are adjusted correctly – not too tight, not too loose. If discomfort persists, consider trying different socks or adding thin insoles for additional cushioning. Ensure the size (UK 9.5) is correct for your foot.

This can sometimes be caused by moisture between the insole and the shoe's base. Try removing the insole to air it out, or apply a small amount of talcum powder beneath it to reduce friction. If the squeak is from the outsole, ensure it's clean.

Allow the trainers to dry naturally. Once dry, use a suede brush to gently buff out the water marks. For persistent marks, a suede eraser or specialized suede cleaner might be needed.