Nike ACG Izy - Khaki - UK 6.5

ACG stands for 'All Conditions Gear'. This sub-brand from Nike focuses on creating products that are durable and versatile, designed to perform well in various outdoor and urban environments, offering comfort and style.

No, as they are primarily made of suede, these sneakers are not inherently waterproof. Suede is susceptible to water damage and staining. We highly recommend applying a high-quality suede protector spray to offer some resistance against light moisture and stains.

For basic cleaning, use a suede brush to remove loose dirt. For stains, a suede eraser can be effective. For more thorough cleaning, specialized suede cleaning kits are available. Always avoid harsh chemicals and excessive water.

While part of the ACG line, these suede sneakers are best suited for light urban exploration, casual walks, and very mild, dry trails. For more strenuous or wet hiking, footwear with more robust waterproofing and specialized traction would be more appropriate.

The model number for this specific brown suede variant of the Nike ACG Izy is FV4317-200. This number helps in identifying the exact product.

Regular use of a suede protector spray can help minimize damage from scuffs. Additionally, try to avoid abrasive surfaces and sharp objects. If scuffs occur, a suede brush and eraser can often mitigate them.

Gently brush the suede with a dedicated suede brush. Brush in small, circular motions or in a single direction to lift the nap and restore its texture. For stubborn areas, use a suede eraser before brushing.

The suede material may need a short break-in period. Wear the shoes for shorter durations over several days to allow them to conform to your foot shape. Ensure you have the correct size.

If the shoes get wet, blot them immediately with a clean, dry cloth. Do not rub. Once dry, use a suede brush and eraser to remove any remaining water marks. For tougher stains, a specialized suede cleaner may be required.

Sunlight exposure can cause suede to fade over time. Store your sneakers away from direct sunlight. For minor fading, some suede restorers or dyes can help, but always test on an inconspicuous area first.