Wallabee Boot - Suede - Brown - Boots - 9.5

Versatile socks work best. Consider thin to medium-weight socks made of wool, cotton blends, or performance materials that complement the boot's style and offer comfort.

It's recommended to reapply suede protector every few months, especially after cleaning or exposure to harsh weather conditions, to maintain optimal protection.

While treated with protector spray, suede is not ideal for heavy rain. The crepe sole can also become slippery. It's best to avoid wearing them in wet conditions to preserve their condition and ensure safety.

The Wallabee is typically a low-cut shoe, while the Wallabee Boot features a higher ankle cut, offering more support and a different aesthetic.

Use a damp cloth with a small amount of mild soap. Gently scrub the sole and wipe clean with a fresh damp cloth. Allow to air dry completely.

Sizing can vary slightly by individual preference and foot shape. It is advisable to check reviews or try them on if possible. Many find they fit true to size, but some prefer to size up for a looser fit or down if between sizes.

The tonal fobs are typically integrated as a design element and are not intended to be removed. They contribute to the boot's signature look.

Use a specialized suede cleaner and a suede brush. Test the cleaner on an inconspicuous area first. For persistent stains, consult a professional shoe cleaner.

Gently clean the crepe sole with a damp cloth and mild soap. For scuffs, a crepe sole cleaner or a magic eraser can sometimes help, but use with caution to avoid damaging the sole.

Wear the boots with thicker socks to help stretch them naturally. Suede will mold to your foot over time. If they remain uncomfortable, consider professional stretching services.

Replace the laces with a similar flat lace style. Ensure the length is appropriate for the number of eyelets on the boot.