Setup, Compatibility & Care
When you first receive your Zermatt slippers, the cork-latex footbed may feel firm; this is normal as it takes a few days of wear to mold specifically to your unique foot profile. For care, avoid getting the suede wet, as water can cause staining and stiffening. Use a specialized suede brush to remove loose dirt and dust regularly. If the footbed accumulates dust or debris, remove it from the slipper and gently brush the suede lining with a dry cloth. Keep the slippers away from direct heat sources like radiators to prevent the cork from drying out and cracking.