Clarks Shaya Tess - Black - Size: 7

The uppers are crafted from `premium leathers`, while the lining is `Microfibre` and the sole is `Man-Made`.

Yes, the Clarks Shaya Tess features a `removable Contour Cushion footbed` for enhanced comfort and adaptability, allowing you to insert custom orthotics if desired.

The shoes have a `supportive block heel` with a height of `5.5cm`.

The Clarks Shaya Tess has a `Standard Width Fit`. If you typically require a wide fit, these may not provide the necessary comfort.

Gently wipe the leather uppers with a soft, damp cloth. For deeper cleaning and conditioning, use a specialized leather cleaner and conditioner. A black shoe polish can restore shine and cover minor scuffs.

Yes, their `timeless dress shoe` design and `premium leather` construction make them suitable for both smart-casual and many formal occasions, including office wear.

Yes, with their `removable Contour Cushion footbed` and `supportive block heel`, these shoes are designed to provide maximum comfort for all-day wear in various settings.

Ensure you have the correct size. New leather shoes may require a short `break-in period` to mold to your foot. Utilize the `removable Contour Cushion footbed` to assess if removing it or replacing it with a thinner insole improves comfort. If discomfort persists, consult the retailer for sizing advice.

Clean the `premium leather uppers` with a damp cloth, then apply a suitable leather conditioner. For deeper scuffs, a quality shoe polish (matching the black color) can help restore the appearance. Buff gently with a soft cloth for shine.

Check if the `removable Contour Cushion footbed` is properly seated within the shoe. Sometimes, a little friction between the footbed and the shoe's interior can cause noise. Try sprinkling a small amount of baby powder or cornstarch underneath the footbed to reduce friction. If the squeak is from the sole, inspect it for any loose parts or foreign objects.

The `5.5cm block heel` is designed for stability. Ensure the shoe is correctly sized for your foot to prevent slippage. If stability issues persist, inspect the heel for any visible damage or wear. Avoid walking on uneven surfaces in conditions where stability might be compromised.

While designed as `slip-on`, new shoes can sometimes be a bit snug. Use a shoehorn to protect the heel counter and ease your foot in. Over time, the leather will soften and conform to your foot, making them easier to put on.