Dr. Martens 1461 Mhl Low Shoes - Brown - 12 UK


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The Dr. Martens 1461 Mhl Derby shoes are designed for adults seeking a durable, versatile footwear option that balances timeless style with rugged functionality. Featuring premium leather construction and a signature chunky sole, these low shoes provide excellent support for daily wear; however, new users should anticipate a brief break-in period common with high-quality, sturdy leather footwear.
| Age Group | adult |
|---|---|
| Colour | Brown |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Size UK | 12 |
| Shoe Type | Low Shoes |
| Series | 1461 Mhl |
| Model Part Number | 43028200 |
| Brand | Dr. Martens |
Yes, the 1461 Mhl series is designed as a unisex model.
These shoes follow standard UK sizing; it is recommended to reference a conversion chart if you are accustomed to US or EU sizing.
Yes, the classic Derby silhouette and smooth leather finish make them suitable for both smart-casual and professional settings.
Depending on usage, a quick wipe-down after every use and a deeper clean with leather conditioner every few months is recommended.
The sole is integrated into the shoe's construction. For repairs, it is best to consult with a professional cobbler.
Wear the shoes for short periods at home with thick socks to gently stretch and break in the material.
Ensure you are using a double knot or checking that the lace material is dry and not covered in oils or waxes.
Use a stiff-bristled brush to clear dirt, mud, or small pebbles from the grooves of the rubber sole.
To ensure the longevity of your Dr. Martens, proper maintenance is essential. Use a soft cloth or brush to remove surface dirt after each wear. If the leather becomes dry, apply a leather conditioner to maintain suppleness and prevent cracking. Avoid submerging the shoes in water; if they get wet, stuff them with newspaper and allow them to air dry slowly away from direct heat sources. When lacing up, ensure the tongue is centered to maintain consistent pressure across the bridge of the foot.