Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your leather sneakers last, proper maintenance is essential. Since these are made from leather, avoid submerging them in water. Instead, wipe away surface dirt with a damp, soft cloth. If the leather begins to look dull, a high-quality leather conditioner or neutral shoe cream can help maintain the suppleness of the material.
Regarding compatibility, these shoes run true to size, but the leather material is stiffer than canvas initially. Expect a short break-in period during which the leather will soften and contour to your foot shape. Wearing medium-thickness socks during the first few days can help prevent potential friction points as the material settles.