Setup, Compatibility & Care
These trainers fit true to size for most users, but because they are made of genuine leather, they may feel slightly snug during the first few wears until the material molds to your foot. To care for your shoes, wipe the white leather upper with a damp cloth and mild soap after exposure to dirt. Avoid submerging them in water or using harsh detergents. To maintain the crisp white aesthetic, apply a leather-safe conditioner periodically and use a shoe tree to help them retain their shape while not in use.