Our Legacy Light leather penny loafers - Black - 9

Wear them around the house for a few hours at a time over several days. Gradually increase the wear time as they become more comfortable. Wearing slightly thicker socks can also help stretch the leather gently.

While the rubber sole offers some protection, leather is susceptible to water damage. It is recommended to avoid wearing them in heavy rain. Applying a waterproofing spray can offer some protection, but drying them thoroughly if they do get wet is crucial.

The frequency depends on usage and climate. Generally, conditioning every 2-3 months is a good practice for maintaining the leather's health. More frequent conditioning may be needed in dry climates or with heavy wear.

Thin dress socks or no-show socks are typically recommended to maintain a clean aesthetic. Ensure socks are breathable to complement the leather lining.

This guide specifically covers the 'True Dyed Black Leather' variant. Please refer to the product listings for availability of other colors.

A stacked heel is constructed from layers of leather or other materials stacked on top of each other to form the heel. This construction method is common in quality footwear.

Apply a leather conditioner to restore moisture and suppleness. Buff gently with a soft cloth.

Use a matching color leather polish or cream to cover minor imperfections. Buff to restore shine.

Ensure the rubber soles are clean. If the issue persists, consider a professional resoling with a more aggressive tread pattern if needed.

Wear the shoes for short periods initially to allow them to break in. Consider using a shoe stretcher or thicker socks if needed.