Matures On Boots -

Always use cedar shoe trees when not wearing them. They absorb moisture and prevent the "toe curl" that can prematurely age the leather's structure.

Mature boots have undergone a "break-in" period where the leather and cork midsole have molded specifically to the wearer's anatomy, often making them more comfortable than new pairs. matures on boots

To ensure your boots reach a "ripe old age" without falling apart, follow these care steps: Always use cedar shoe trees when not wearing them

Use a Natural Horsehair Brush to remove surface dirt daily. This prevents grit from acting like sandpaper on the leather. matures on boots