BOOT CARE GUIDE

• Storage: Keep your boots in a dry and dimly lit space to prevent damage.
• Rotation: Alternate wearing your boots to allow them ample time to dry out thoroughly.
• Protection: Store them with tissue paper, newspaper, or a cedar shoe tree to maintain their shape without stretching the leather.

Maintain the pristine look of your boots with these cleaning tips:

• Dirt Removal: Brush off dirt using a horsehair brush after each wear, and use a damp cloth if necessary.
• Residue Wiping: Remove any remaining residue with a damp cloth, then dry and brush or buff the boots.

Ensure your boots remain supple and hydrated with these conditioning practices:

• Product Selection: Choose care products carefully, avoiding those containing alcohol to prevent damage to the leather.
• Application: Apply conditioner lightly over the entire boot while still damp, using your fingers, a brush, or a cloth.
• Frequency: Condition your boots 3-4 times annually, or as needed, as excessive conditioning can be detrimental.