Nike Air Footscape Woven - Black - UK 5

Nike sizing is generally consistent. We recommend trying your usual Nike size. For the best fit, refer to Nike's official size chart or try them on if possible.

No, the Nike Air Footscape Woven is designed primarily for lifestyle and casual wear. Its unique construction and comfort features are not intended for the demands of running or high-impact sports.

For the woven upper, use a soft brush (like a toothbrush) and a mild soap solution. Gently brush the soiled areas, then wipe with a clean, damp cloth. Avoid harsh scrubbing or submerging the shoe in water. Air dry away from direct heat.

The 'Air Footscape' series is known for its anatomical design, which aims to follow the natural contours of the foot for enhanced comfort and flexibility. It typically features responsive cushioning and a unique lacing system for an adaptive fit.

The 'Black Croc' refers to a textured finish, which can be applied to various materials. While some Nike products use leather, the exact material composition for this specific variant is not explicitly stated in the product description. Please refer to the product tag for definitive material information. Treat it as a textured material when cleaning.

These shoes are not designed to be waterproof or highly water-resistant. We recommend avoiding heavy rain or wet conditions to protect the materials, especially the woven upper.

Gently clean the woven areas with a soft-bristled brush (e.g., an old toothbrush) and a small amount of mild soap mixed with water. Dab and blot, rather than scrubbing, to avoid damaging the weave. Air dry completely.

Adjust the lacing. Loosen the laces along the forefoot and midfoot until you achieve a comfortable fit. If discomfort persists, ensure you are wearing appropriate socks and consider if the sizing is correct for your foot shape.

Try double-knotting your laces for extra security. Alternatively, explore different lacing techniques (e.g., 'surgeon's knot') that provide a tighter hold.

This can sometimes be caused by friction between the insole and the sole. Remove the insole and sprinkle a small amount of baby powder or cornstarch underneath it. Reinsert the insole.