Shoe Use and Care

• Do not use the footwear if the leather is damaged or the sole shows significant wear.
• If footwear has been exposed to dirt or contaminants, clean immediately with a soft brush, then a damp cloth with mild soap.  Always clean before treating.  Blooming can be easily removed with a damp cloth.  Do not soak.  Let dry.
• Treat the leather with a quality footwear oil or wax product on a regular schedule.  This will help preserve the leather.
• Allow footwear to dry slowly at room temperature only, never by a heat source.
• Keep the insides of footwear dry and clean with powders, disinfectant sprays and cedar shoe trees.  Consider a second pair.  This allows one to dry out thoroughly while the other pair is being worn.

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