Clarks Relda - Black - Size 2

No, the Clarks Relda shoes feature a part-recycled PU foam footbed that is not designed to be removable. This integrated footbed provides cushioned comfort and support for natural foot motion.

To clean the leather, wipe off any dirt with a damp cloth. For scuffs or to maintain shine, use a good quality shoe polish (black for black shoes) and then buff. Regularly applying a leather protector spray can also help protect against water and stains.

'Responsibly sourced leather' indicates that the leather used in the shoes comes from tanneries that are environmentally conscious and adhere to ethical practices, focusing on reducing their environmental footprint.

The letters E, F, and G refer to the width fitting of the shoe. E is Narrow, F is Standard, and G is Wide. This range allows for a more precise and comfortable fit tailored to different children's foot widths.

Yes, Clarks Relda shoes are an excellent choice for school wear. Their durable leather, grippy and flexible sole, antibacterial lining, and easy-on fastening make them practical, comfortable, and hygienic for busy school days.

Microban is an antimicrobial technology that is built into the shoe's lining. It actively inhibits the growth of odour-causing bacteria, helping to keep feet feeling fresher for longer and preventing unpleasant smells.

For growing children, it's recommended to check their shoe size and width every 6-8 weeks for younger children (toddlers/preschoolers) and every 3-4 months for older children, as their feet can grow rapidly.

First, check the Rip Tape fastening to ensure it's not too tight or too loose. If the issue persists, it's possible the shoe size or fitting (E, F, G) is incorrect. Children's feet grow quickly, so regular measurement is essential to ensure they are wearing the correct size and width.

Ensure the zip teeth are clean and free from debris. A small amount of graphite from a pencil or a specific zip lubricant can sometimes help to smooth the action. Avoid forcing the zip, as this can cause damage.

While Microban helps control odour, prolonged wear and moisture can still lead to smells. Ensure the shoes are aired out thoroughly after each use. You can also try using a shoe deodorizer spray. Verify your child is wearing appropriate socks.

Leather shoes require regular care. Clean visible dirt with a damp cloth, then apply a suitable leather shoe polish (especially black polish for black shoes) to restore shine and nourish the material. A leather protector spray can also help prevent future scuffs and water damage.

While designed for flexibility, a new pair of shoes may require a short 'break-in' period. Ensure the shoe's size and fitting are correct, as an ill-fitting shoe can restrict natural movement. If the issue continues, inspect the sole for any unusual wear or damage.