Old Mill Saddlery Old Mill Premium Race Exercise Boots

Cleaning:

• Remove Loose Dirt: Brush off any loose dirt, mud, or debris with a soft-bristled brush or a damp cloth.
• Clean with Leather Cleaner: Use a quality leather cleaner, following the product instructions, and apply it with a cloth or sponge in a circular motion.
• Wipe Off Excess: Remove any excess cleaner with a clean, damp cloth.
• Allow to Dry Naturally: Let your boots dry naturally, away from direct sunlight or heat sources, which can damage the leather.
• Address Stubborn Stains: For stubborn stains, try a gentle, leather-safe stain remover.

Conditioning:

• Apply Leather Conditioner: After cleaning, apply a leather conditioner to help prevent the leather from drying out and cracking.
• Use a Soft Cloth: Apply the conditioner with a soft cloth in small, circular motions.
• Allow to Dry and Absorb: Let the conditioner dry and absorb into the leather.

Polishing (Optional):

• Use Shoe Polish: For boots with a smooth finish, polishing can bring out a shine.
• Choose the Right Color: Use a shoe polish that matches the color of your boots.
• Apply and Buff: Apply the polish with a polishing cloth or brush and rub in circular motions. Buff the surface with a clean cloth to obtain a shine.

Maintenance Tips:

• Store Properly: Store your boots in a dry, well-ventilated area, away from direct sunlight.
• Use Shoe Trees: Insert shoe trees to help maintain the shape of your boots when not in use.
• Don't Over-Polish: Over-polishing can damage the leather, so only polish when necessary.
• Clean After Each Wear: Clean your boots after each wear, especially if they get wet or muddy.
• Avoid Inclement Weather: Try to avoid wearing your leather boots in extreme weather conditions.
• Don't Use Harsh Chemicals: Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials on your boots.
• Take Care of Zips: Clean zips regularly with a small brush to ensure they run smoothly.