Dr. Martens Rejena Mary Jane Shoes - Black - UK 4

The Rejena Mary Jane features a subtly squared bump toe, an off-centre cut-out, and a matte black chunky buckle, differentiating it from the more traditional rounded toe and single buckle design of classic Mary Janes. It also sits on an extra-height Bex sole.

They are expertly crafted from supple, heavyweight Old Harness leather with a dark waxed finish.

This guide is for UK size 4. Dr. Martens footwear is generally true to size. It's recommended to consult a size chart or try them on if possible to ensure the best fit, especially considering the unique toe shape.

Yes, the durable leather and the cushioned Bex sole are designed for comfort during extended wear. However, like most new leather shoes, they may require a break-in period.

While the leather is durable, it's not fully waterproof. For protection against rain and moisture, it is recommended to treat the shoes with a suitable leather protector spray.

Wipe clean with a damp cloth and apply a small amount of Dr. Martens Wonder Balsam or a neutral shoe polish periodically to maintain the leather's condition. Buff with a clean cloth after application.

The Bex sole is an extra-height sole, providing a significant lift compared to standard soles. Specific measurements are not provided but it offers a noticeable platform.

New Dr. Martens leather can be stiff. Wear them for short periods initially, gradually increasing wear time. Consider using thicker socks during the break-in period. Applying a leather conditioner can also help soften the material.

Ensure the buckle prong is correctly inserted into one of the holes on the strap. If the strap is damaged, contact customer support. Clean any debris from the buckle mechanism.

Minor scuffs can often be buffed out with a soft cloth. For deeper scuffs, use a matching black shoe polish or Dr. Martens shoe cream, apply sparingly, and buff to a shine. For significant damage, consult a professional shoe repair service.

The Bex sole, while durable, can have reduced grip on very smooth or wet surfaces initially. As the sole wears slightly with use, grip may improve. Avoid walking on excessively slippery surfaces if possible.