Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure the best fit, consider the slightly structured nature of the suede upper; the shoe may feel snug initially but will mold to your foot shape over time. When lacing, take advantage of the metal hardware to adjust tension securely across the midfoot. For care, treat the suede overlays with a water-repellent spray suitable for natural leathers before your first outing to preserve the finish. If the shoes become muddy, allow them to air dry naturally away from direct heat sources, then use a suede brush to gently remove dried dirt. Avoid machine washing, as the high-heat environment and prolonged soaking can damage the adhesive integrity of the chunky midsole.