Leather Care

1. Remove Dirt and Dust

• Use a soft brush or dry cloth to wipe off any dirt, dust, or mud.

• Pay attention to seams and soles where debris collects.

2. Wipe with a Damp Cloth

• Dampen a clean cloth with lukewarm water (not soaking).

• Gently wipe the boots to remove surface grime.

• Let them air dry completely before the next step (avoid direct sunlight or heaters).

3. Clean with Leather Cleaner or Mild Soap

• Apply a leather cleaner (or mix a drop of mild soap with water).

• Use a soft cloth or sponge to rub gently in circular motions.

• Wipe away residue with another damp cloth.

• Dry fully with a towel.

4. Condition the Leather

• Apply a leather conditioner to keep the leather supple and prevent cracking.

• Use a small amount on a soft cloth and work it into the leather evenly.

• Leave for a few minutes, then buff lightly with a clean cloth.

5. Polish (Optional for Shine)

• Use a black shoe polish or cream if you want to restore shine and cover scuffs.

• Apply in small circular motions with a soft cloth or applicator brush.

• Let it sit for 10 minutes, then buff with a horsehair brush or soft cloth until glossy.

Extra Tips:

• Always test products on a small hidden area first.

• Store boots with shoe trees or stuffed with newspaper to keep their shape.

• Clean regularly, but condition only every few weeks to avoid over-saturating.