Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your loafers last for years, proper care is essential. When putting them on for the first time, use a shoe horn to protect the back heel counter from being crushed. Since these are leather, we recommend using a professional leather conditioner occasionally to prevent the material from cracking or drying out. Always store the shoes in the provided dust bag when not in use to keep them free from dust and accidental scuffs. For cleaning, wipe gently with a soft, dry cloth; for more stubborn dirt, consult a professional leather specialist to avoid damaging the finish of the leather.