Description
| Model | #1911 |
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| Gender | Unisex |
| Colour | Tobacco |
| Upper Material | Waxed Suede |
| Fastening Type | Pull-On |
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| Lining Material | Textile |
| Insole | Contoured EVA |
| Series | Originals |
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| Sole Unit | Original |
| Sole Material | TPU |
| Removable Insole | Yes |
Delivery
Free UK delivery on orders over £50.
Standard delivery £4.96.
Orders placed before 12pm Monday to Friday are normally dispatched to Royal Mail on the same day.
Check your parcel’s progress via Royal Mail Tracked 24™ service.
How do they fit?
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Boots run true to size. Order up a half size for a wider fit. |
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A snug fit across the top of the boot and the toe area. |
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Over time, the thicker leather will soften and the boot will form nicely to your foot. |
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Cleaning Suede
- Use a suede brush, to scrub off any surface stains or dirt.
- If you have any scuff marks, you can remove them with a gum eraser. Simply rub the scuff with the eraser and wipe away the rubber debris.
- Then dampen a suede brush with a little water and pour a small amount of suede and leather cleaner on it. Then clean the shoe, focussing your attention on any particularly stained spots.
- Dab the shoes with a clean towel to remove any excess moisture and leave to air dry.
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Once dry, apply a water and stain repellent spray on the shoe to help prolong their life. Some suedes are best treated prior to wear if they have not been treated.
Watch the Blundstone Waterproof Spray video. - It’s a good idea to waterproof boots regularly to protect the leather from staining. If the leather is wet, let it dry naturally prior to cleaning or using any cleaning substances.
View Mens Suede Blundstone Boots.
Cleaning the Sole
- Remove any large pieces of dirt/debris from your boots.
- Use a stiff nylon brush to clean between the tread to remove any excess dirt. Should dirt remain, soak your boots in a shallow bath/bucket of warm water for two hours.
- Finally, use a damp cloth for an overall clean before allowing to dry naturally.
Extra Tips
- Never dry your boots by an open fire or artificial heat source, as this will cause the leather to harden, shrink and crack. It can even cause the leather to pull away from the sole. Always dry your boots naturally at room temperature.
- Always store your boots in a well ventilated, cool place away from sunlight or any heat which will tarnish the leather.
- You should use a leather conditioner on your boots whenever they need them. If your boots are looking a little scuffed and worn, always remember to use a conditioner. The Blundstone Polishing Pad is an easy to apply leather conditioner.
- Similarly, you should use a suede protector on your suede boots when they are looking worn, and before you wear them on a rainy or sunny day.
- Avoid exposing your boots to chemical contamination. Solvents, strong acids and alkalis will do irreparable damage on leather, whilst commonplace substances like milk and salt are also highly damaging. In the event of exposure, clean the boots immediately.
- You should only use good quality cleaning substances and ones specific to the material of your boots.
