Timberland - Classic Boat Shoe - Green - Low Shoes - Size: 5

These boat shoes are crafted from leather and are best suited for dry conditions. They are not fully waterproof and prolonged exposure to heavy rain can damage the leather.

Wear them for short periods with comfortable socks. The leather will gradually mold to your feet. Avoid strenuous activity during the initial break-in phase.

No-show socks or thin cotton socks are typically recommended to maintain the clean look of boat shoes and ensure comfort.

While named 'boat shoes,' the premium leather construction is best preserved by avoiding direct contact with saltwater and excessive moisture. They are ideal for casual wear near water, but not for active boating or swimming.

Condition the leather every few months, or when the material starts to feel dry, to maintain its suppleness and prevent cracking.

The fit can vary. While the leather offers some flexibility, if you typically require wide-fit shoes, consider trying them on first or looking for specific wide-width options if available.

Apply a leather conditioner to rehydrate the material. Ensure you are using a product suitable for the type of leather.

Wear them with medium-weight socks for short periods to allow the leather to stretch naturally. Avoid wearing them in wet conditions during the break-in period.

Inspect the soles for deep cuts or excessive wear. If minor, cleaning may suffice. For significant wear, consult a cobbler for potential resoling options.

Allow the shoes to dry naturally. Once dry, use a leather conditioner to restore moisture and minimize the appearance of the stain. Prevent future water exposure by applying a protective spray.