Blundstone Shoe Care Kit Brown

Yes. A suede protector spray adds an invisible barrier that helps repel water and stains. Apply it to clean, dry suede and reapply regularly, especially after cleaning.

Avoid soaking suede with water, using harsh detergents or ordinary leather polish, or drying it with direct heat such as radiators or hairdryers. Use a suede brush and eraser to lift marks instead.

Brush off dirt after wearing, and let wet boots dry naturally at room temperature, away from radiators and direct heat. A protector spray suited to the material helps keep them looking their best. Use a suede brush on suede, and a polish or cream on smooth leather.

Just a little. Most people find Blundstones feel sturdy out of the box but start to soften after a few wears. The premium leather moulds to your feet over time, and wearing thicker socks for the first few outings can help ease the break-in process.

While Blundstone boots are crafted from water-resistant leather, they are not fully waterproof. For enhanced water protection, consider applying a waterproofing spray and avoiding prolonged exposure to wet conditions.