Slazenger Classic Trainers - White - 7.5

No, machine washing is not recommended. The leather material and construction can be damaged by the harsh washing cycle and water immersion. Please follow the hand-cleaning instructions provided in the care section.

These trainers are designed for casual wear, everyday activities, and light workouts. While they offer comfort and support, they are not engineered for the high impact and specialized demands of intensive running or competitive sports.

For dark scuffs, first try the mild soap and damp cloth method. If that's not sufficient, you can use a specialized white leather cleaner or a white shoe polish designed for leather. Always test on an inconspicuous area first.

The product description does not state that these trainers are waterproof. While the coated leather offers some resistance to light moisture, it's best to avoid heavy rain or prolonged exposure to wet conditions to protect the material and your feet.

Slazenger Classic Trainers typically follow standard UK sizing. If you are often between sizes, we recommend referring to a detailed sizing chart if available, or considering trying the larger size for comfort, especially if you plan to wear thicker socks.

It's best to clean your trainers regularly, especially after visible dirt or stains appear, to maintain their pristine white appearance and extend the life of the leather. Wiping them down after each wear for minor dust is a good habit.

Only use shoe polish specifically designed for coated leather or white leather. Generic or colored polishes may not be suitable and could potentially damage or discolor the material. A clear leather conditioner can also help maintain the leather's suppleness.

Promptly clean the affected area using a soft, damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap. Gently wipe in circular motions, then wipe with a clean, dry cloth. For tough scuffs, consider a specialized white leather cleaner or polish.

First, ensure you have the correct size; refer to a sizing guide if unsure. Make sure you're wearing appropriate socks. If new, allow for a brief break-in period. Check for any loose stitching or material inside that might be causing irritation.

Regularly clean the outsole to remove any embedded dirt or debris that might reduce traction. If the tread pattern is significantly worn down, it may indicate that the trainers are reaching the end of their lifespan for optimal grip.

Allow your trainers to air out thoroughly after each wear, preferably in a well-ventilated area. Consider using shoe deodorizers, foot powder, or baking soda sachets overnight. Ensure you wear clean, moisture-wicking socks.

While the upper is coated leather, prolonged exposure to dry conditions can affect it. Use a leather conditioner or moisturizer specifically designed for coated leather to restore moisture and flexibility. Avoid direct heat sources when drying after cleaning.