Trainers Puma Easy Rider Vintage - Beige - Red - 11

While the PUMA Easy Rider has roots in 70s running shoes, this vintage model is primarily designed for casual wear and style, not for modern high-performance running. For athletic activities, we recommend PUMA's current performance running shoe lines.

To clean suede, use a specialized suede brush to remove loose dirt. For stains, apply a suede cleaner according to its instructions and let it air dry. Avoid using water directly on suede as it can cause damage and alter the texture.

LWG (Leather Working Group) certification indicates that the leather used in these shoes comes from tanneries that have been audited and certified for environmentally friendly practices in their manufacturing processes, promoting sustainable leather production.

Due to the textile and suede components, these trainers are not highly water-resistant. We recommend avoiding heavy rain to protect the materials and prolong the shoe's lifespan. A protective spray designed for mixed materials can offer some water repellency.

We recommend referring to PUMA's official sizing chart and measuring your foot length. If possible, try them on to ensure a comfortable fit, allowing for a thumb's width of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe.

The PUMA and Easy Rider branding is applied using methods like film-printing and debossing. While designed to be durable, like all materials, regular wear and exposure to elements can cause subtle changes over time. Proper care will help maintain their appearance.

Use a suede brush to gently brush the nap in one direction, lifting any compacted fibers and restoring the original texture. For stubborn areas, a specialized suede eraser can help.

Ensure you've selected the correct size. If new, allow a break-in period for the materials to conform to your feet. Wearing thicker socks initially can sometimes help stretch them slightly. If discomfort persists, consider an alternative size.

For textile, spot clean immediately with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap, then air dry. For suede, use a specialized suede cleaner and follow the product instructions carefully. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive scrubbing.

Regularly clean the rubber outsole to remove embedded dirt or debris. If the tread is significantly worn down, the natural lifespan of the outsole may have been reached, and traction will be reduced.

Ensure you wear breathable socks. Remove insoles periodically and air them out. You can use shoe deodorizers or sprinkle baking soda inside the shoes overnight to absorb odors.