Birkenstock Boston LEVE - Black - Suede - UK 9.5

Birkenstocks generally have a generous fit. We recommend consulting the official Birkenstock sizing guide or trying them on to ensure the best fit. Your toes should not touch the front edge, and there should be a slight gap at the heel.

The premium suede upper is not ideal for wet conditions. Exposure to excessive moisture can damage the suede and the cork footbed. We recommend avoiding heavy rain or puddles and using a water-repellent spray for protection against light moisture.

The cork footbed can be cleaned with a damp cloth and a small amount of mild soap. Gently wipe the surface and allow it to air dry completely away from direct heat. Avoid soaking the footbed.

The 'Boston LEVE' series features a modern platform sole, which gives the classic Boston design a contemporary update and slightly elevated height, while retaining the signature comfort features.

Yes, the Birkenstock Boston LEVE clogs are designed for exceptional comfort and are suitable for all-day wear once the cork footbed has properly molded to your feet. They provide excellent arch support and cushioning.

Yes, the Boston LEVE features an adjustable strap with a strong metal buckle, allowing you to customize the fit for optimal comfort and security.

The cork footbed is designed to mold to your foot over time. This requires a 'break-in' period. Wear them for short durations initially (1-2 hours) and gradually increase wear time until the footbed fully adapts to your unique foot shape.

Use a dedicated suede brush to gently brush off loose dirt or scuffs. For more stubborn marks, apply a small amount of specialized suede cleaner according to its instructions, then brush lightly. Ensure the suede is completely dry before storage.

Adjust the metal buckle on the strap. Loosen it if it feels too restrictive, or tighten it if your foot feels unstable. The strap should hold your foot securely but comfortably without digging in.

This can sometimes occur if the footbed is slightly damp or if there's friction between the foot and the footbed. Ensure your feet are dry. If the issue persists, a very light application of foot powder can sometimes help. Check if the upper is rubbing against the footbed; applying a small amount of leather conditioner to the inner edge of the upper where it meets the footbed (if it's leather-lined) might also resolve it.