For the sake of your feet, it is therefore essential that you take good care of your work shoes and more tricks follow:- Always untie your shoelaces before wearing them.

After putting out the shoes leave your shoes to dry in a warm, dry and ventilated room, but keep them away from any direct heat, such as electric baseboards. Do not leave them out to dry in the sun.

To maintain the shoe’s gripping component, remove any mud or snow-encrusted into the sole, as well as any gravel or piece of metal.

Brush your shoes to remove stains and dirt, or use a damp cloth to clean them, but steer clear of soap—leather is not a fan!

Shelf life of direct-injected P.U. sole Always remember the shelf life of direct-injected P.U. Sole is not too much, that is 1Year only.

Start it wearing ASAP after purchasing for long-lasting performance & do not keep it for a showpiece in your Almirah. More you use you get longer life.

Leather cleaning tips
First, remove any caked dirt on your boots with a soft-bristled brush or damp cloth, and leave your boots to air dry. Please ensure that your boots are away from direct sunlight or any heaters, as they will dry out the leather.

Apply leather polish, spray or cream to the leather to help maintain your boots. If you are using polish for the first time, try it on an inconspicuous area of the boot to check whether it alters the colour or appearance.

If using a polish, apply a small amount of leather cleaner to a polishing cloth or brush and rub it onto the shoe in circular motions.

Wipe away the residue and again leave to dry.

The right fit
We’re passionate about feet. It’s our thing. Did you know that most people have one foot that’s smaller than the other? And that most of us have 26 bones in each foot, but some have 28? (The extras are the bottom of the foot just behind the big toe).

So, we’ve designed a range of footwear that means you can find the right shoes for you. Different footbeds provide varying levels of cushioning and support, different lasts, lacing systems, and different leathers- all of these variations bring diversity to the sizing and fit.

It means that there’s sure to be the perfect Liberty (Freedom) for your feet.

Try on different styles and sizes, try them on both feet, and try to shop in the afternoon when your feet may be slightly swollen – this helps avoid buying boots that are too small. And, be sure to walk around–your feet usually get two sizes larger when you stand up.

Damaged shoes = Danger!