Setup, Compatibility & Care
When you first receive your sandals, ensure the straps are adjusted to match your foot's natural contour, leaving enough room for your toes to move freely. For care, keep the suede material away from direct heat sources. If the suede becomes dirty, use a specialized suede brush to remove debris. To protect the cork edges, you may occasionally apply a thin layer of cork sealant. Avoid leaving your sandals in a hot car for extended periods, as extreme heat can compromise the integrity of the adhesive and the shape of the cork footbed.