Invest a little time to care for your leather shoes every now and again, and you will be rewarded with shoes that last longer and look great.
How often you need to treat your shoes varies greatly depending on usage, weather and the terrain you're in. But when you feel it's time for a little care, we recommend to follow these easy steps:
Clean
Simply clean your suede shoes with a clean damp cloth, this is especially important to do if they've been exposed to salty slush during winter. Allow to dry.
For stains and spots, a crepe brush easily removes stains while preserving the nep of the suede. If needed for tougher stains, use a leather cleaner.
Protect
Add extra protection to preserve your footwear. Saphir's Super Invulner spray waterproofs the most delicate leathers, and offers superior protection against water, stains and grease. This will protect your shoes from water and dirt.
Paraboots generally fit true to size. They should fit comfortably snug on your feet, with enough room in front to freely wiggle your toes, and enough air around your foot to accommodate thicker socks for all-year use.
Certain styles have a slightly slimmer last, where costumers with wide feet often need to size up half a size. This is the case for the styles Michael, Chambord and Avoriaz.
Size Guide:
3 36
3,5 36.5
4 37
4,5 37.5
5 38
5,5 38.5
6 39
6,5 39.5
7 40
Paraboots generally fit true to size. They should fit comfortably snug on your feet, with enough room in front to freely wiggle your toes, and enough air around your foot to accommodate thicker socks for all-year use.
Certain styles have a slightly slimmer last, where costumers with wide feet often need to size up half a size. This is the case for the styles Michael, Chambord and Avoriaz.
Size Guide:
3 36
3,5 36.5
4 37
4,5 37.5
5 38
5,5 38.5
6 39
6,5 39.5
7 40
Invest a little time to care for your leather shoes every now and again, and you will be rewarded with shoes that last longer and look great.
How often you need to treat your shoes varies greatly depending on usage, weather and the terrain you're in. But when you feel it's time for a little care, we recommend to follow these easy steps:
Clean
Simply clean your suede shoes with a clean damp cloth, this is especially important to do if they've been exposed to salty slush during winter. Allow to dry.
For stains and spots, a crepe brush easily removes stains while preserving the nep of the suede. If needed for tougher stains, use a leather cleaner.
Protect
Add extra protection to preserve your footwear. Saphir's Super Invulner spray waterproofs the most delicate leathers, and offers superior protection against water, stains and grease. This will protect your shoes from water and dirt.