Adidas Kick - White - UK 3

Generally, Adidas Kick sneakers tend to fit true to size for most individuals. We recommend ordering your standard UK shoe size. If you are between sizes, or prefer a looser fit, you might consider going up half a size. Always refer to an Adidas size chart for precise measurements.

No, machine washing is not recommended for the Adidas Kick. The leather upper and construction can be damaged by machine washing. Please follow the manual cleaning and care instructions provided to maintain the shoe's integrity and appearance.

The Adidas Kick is versatile and can be worn with various sock styles. For a classic look, opt for crew socks. For a more casual or no-show look, ankle socks or no-show socks work well, depending on your personal preference and outfit.

The gum rubber sole provides good traction on most dry surfaces. However, like most non-specialized footwear, caution should be exercised on very wet or slippery surfaces, as their grip may be reduced.

The frequency of conditioning depends on how often you wear the shoes and the conditions they are exposed to. For regular wear, conditioning every 1-3 months is a good guideline. If the leather starts to look dry or stiff, it's a good indication that it needs conditioning sooner.

The blue detail on the tongue is an integrated and permanent design feature of the Adidas Kick, adding to its distinctive retro aesthetic. It is not a sticker and cannot be removed.

Clean the leather upper thoroughly with a damp cloth and a mild leather cleaner. Once dry, apply a quality leather conditioner to restore its luster and softness. For light scuffs, a specialized leather balm can often minimize their appearance.

Leather shoes often require a 'break-in' period. Wear them for shorter durations initially to allow the leather to soften and mold to your foot. Applying a leather conditioner can also help to accelerate the softening process.

A common cause for squeaking in new shoes is the insole rubbing against the shoe's interior. Try removing the insole and sprinkling a small amount of talcum powder or cornstarch inside the shoe before replacing the insole. If the squeak persists, the issue might be with the sole's construction, which might require professional assessment.

Leather can be susceptible to water damage. If your shoes get wet, blot them dry immediately with a clean cloth, then stuff them with newspaper to absorb moisture and maintain shape. Air dry them away from direct heat. To prevent future issues, apply a water and stain repellent spray suitable for leather before wearing them in wet conditions.