Caterpillar Intruder - Black Suede - Size UK 4

The Caterpillar Intruder is only available in full UK sizes and comes with a default wide width. If you typically wear a half size, it's generally recommended to try them on to determine if sizing up or down best suits your comfort.

While the thick rubber outsole offers good traction, the black suede upper is not inherently waterproof. It's highly recommended to treat the shoes with a quality suede protector spray to provide water resistance and help prevent stains from moisture.

This refers to the shoe's design combining street-ready style (like the chunky 90s aesthetic) with performance-oriented features such as a robust, thick rubber outsole for durability and grip, making them suitable for active urban use.

Allow any dirt to dry completely, then gently brush it off with a suede brush. For stains, use a suede eraser or a specialized suede cleaner. Always avoid machine washing or soaking the shoes.

The Intruder comes with a default wide width, which is excellent for those with wider feet or who prefer extra room. If you have particularly narrow feet, you might find them too spacious, even with socks.

Due to their chunky, overbuilt design and thick rubber platform outsole, the Caterpillar Intruder trainers have a substantial feel. This contributes to their durability and iconic look but means they are heavier than minimalist trainers.

The Caterpillar Intruder features a default wide width. Try wearing thicker socks or inserting an insole to take up some space and improve the fit.

Use a specialized suede brush to gently brush the nap of the suede in one direction. This helps to lift the fibers and restore its original texture and appearance.

For minor scuffs, gently rub the area with a suede eraser. For light stains, a damp cloth (not wet) and a small amount of suede cleaner applied sparingly can help, always testing in an inconspicuous area first.

Ensure you've selected the correct size, especially since these are only full sizes. Consider adding arch support insoles if discomfort persists, or verify that the wide fit isn't causing excess movement within the shoe.