Clarks Un Abode Strap Loafer - Black - UK 7.5

Yes, the Clarks Un Abode series is designed with comfort in mind, making these leather moccasins suitable for extended periods of wear, such as a full workday or long events.

While the leather offers some natural resistance to light moisture, these are not waterproof. We recommend avoiding heavy rain and puddles to protect the leather. If they get wet, follow the drying instructions in the care section.

These moccasins are in UK sizing. It's recommended to measure your foot and refer to Clarks' official sizing chart for the most accurate fit. The hook and loop strap allows for minor adjustments to fit your instep.

Info needed: The product description does not specify slip-resistant properties. Always exercise caution on wet, oily, or otherwise slippery surfaces, as standard dress shoe soles may not provide extensive traction.

The 'Un Abode' series is part of Clarks' 'Unstructured' collection, which focuses on lightweight, flexible footwear designed for ultimate comfort without compromising on classic style.

Info needed: While many quality leather shoes can be resoled, it depends on the specific construction of the sole. Consult with a professional cobbler for assessment and repair options.

Ensure the strap is clean and free of lint or debris that might interfere with the hook and loop mechanism. Press firmly along the entire length of the strap to ensure full engagement. If the strap material itself is worn, professional repair might be needed.

Clean the leather with a soft cloth and a gentle leather cleaner. Once dry, apply a quality leather conditioner and then a black shoe polish to restore its luster and moisture. Buff with a soft brush or cloth.

Leather shoes often require a 'break-in' period. Wear them for short durations initially. Ensure you have the correct size; if discomfort persists, consider if a wide-fit option would be more suitable (check other Clarks Un Abode variants).

This can sometimes be caused by trapped moisture or a loose insole. Try removing the insole (if removable) and sprinkling a small amount of baby powder underneath. If not, inspect the sole for any loose parts or consult a cobbler.