Nike Dunk Low - Black - UK 10

These shoes are in UK size 10. We recommend referring to Nike's official sizing chart and measuring your foot to ensure the best fit. If you are between sizes, it's often better to go up half a size, especially with leather that might feel snug initially.

No, the premium leather upper is not inherently waterproof. While it offers some resistance to light moisture, we recommend applying a water and stain repellent spray designed for leather to provide better protection against rain and spills. Avoid wearing them in heavy wet conditions.

While the Dunk has basketball heritage, this modern iteration is designed as a lifestyle sneaker for everyday wear and casual style. It is not engineered with the latest performance technologies for high-impact sports like basketball and is not recommended for such activities.

Regularly wipe down the shoes with a damp cloth after use to remove surface dirt. For deep cleaning, use a dedicated leather cleaner as needed, typically every few weeks depending on wear. Leather conditioner should be applied every 2-3 months to keep the leather supple and prevent drying.

The most effective way is to use shoe trees when the sneakers are not being worn. These help maintain the shoe's original shape. Also, avoid tight lacing that can pull the toe box excessively, and walk with a natural stride.

We recommend using cleaning products specifically formulated for genuine leather. Look for gentle leather cleaners, conditioners, and water/stain repellent sprays from reputable shoe care brands. Avoid harsh chemicals, household cleaners, or excessive scrubbing.

Use shoe trees regularly when not wearing the sneakers. For existing creases, gently massage leather conditioner into the affected area. Avoid bending the shoe excessively.

For light scuffs, a soft cloth and a small amount of black leather polish can often blend them away. For deeper scratches, specialized leather repair kits or professional cleaning may be needed.

Often caused by friction between the insole and the shoe's interior. Try removing the insole and sprinkling a small amount of baby powder or cornstarch inside the shoe, then reinsert the insole. If the squeak persists, check if the outsole is separating.

Leather shoes often require a 'break-in' period. Wear them for short durations initially. Ensure you have the correct size; if discomfort persists, consider trying a different insole for better arch support or cushioning.