adidas Campus 00s Trainers - White - UK 5

For best results, lightly wipe them down after each wear with a damp cloth. A more thorough cleaning with a leather cleaner and conditioner should be done every 2-4 weeks, or as needed, depending on how often you wear them and the conditions.

No, these leather trainers are not inherently waterproof. While leather offers some natural water resistance, heavy rain or submersion can damage them. We recommend using a leather protector spray to add a layer of water and stain resistance.

No, machine washing is not recommended for leather shoes. It can damage the leather, adhesives, and overall structure of the shoe. Always opt for hand-cleaning methods specific to leather.

Adidas Campus trainers generally run true to size for most individuals. However, fit can vary slightly per person. It's usually best to select your standard UK shoe size. If you are typically between sizes, consider trying the next half size up for comfort.

The versatile nature of the Campus allows for various sock styles. For a clean, minimalist look, no-show socks are ideal. For a more classic or athletic vibe, crew socks or ankle socks can also work well, depending on your outfit and personal preference.

Yes, the gum retro outsole is designed for durability and provides excellent traction. With proper care and regular use, it should offer long-lasting performance.

White leather naturally shows dirt more. Implement a routine of wiping them down after each wear with a damp cloth. For tougher marks, use a specialized white leather cleaner as soon as possible to prevent stains from setting.

This often indicates dry leather. Apply a good quality leather conditioner regularly (e.g., once a month depending on wear). This will moisturize the leather, keeping it supple and preventing cracks. Avoid harsh cleaning chemicals.

For discoloured rubber, use a magic eraser or a mixture of baking soda and water applied with a brush. For scuffs, a white shoe polish designed for rubber can help restore the appearance. Regular cleaning helps prevent buildup.

This can sometimes be caused by moisture or debris between the insole and the shoe's base. Try removing the insole, cleaning underneath, and letting it dry completely. A sprinkle of talcum powder can also help reduce friction if the squeak persists.