Loake Kerridge Brogue Shoes - Green - UK 10

Polishing frequency depends on wear, but typically every 1-2 weeks or when the leather appears dull.

While the shoes are made of leather, it is best to avoid prolonged exposure to heavy rain. Use a leather protector spray.

Use a soft brush to gently remove dirt from the brogue holes.

Cedar shoe trees are ideal as they absorb moisture and help maintain the shoe's shape.

With proper care, these shoes can last for many years.

Apply leather polish and buff gently. For deeper scratches, consider professional repair.

Allow time to break in the shoes. You can also use shoe stretchers or have them professionally stretched.

Allow the shoes to dry naturally, away from direct heat. Apply leather conditioner after they are completely dry.