How do I care for my boots?

Avoid extreme temperatures:
• Footwear should be allowed to dry naturally before they are stored and should not be stored near any heat source.
• Footwear should be stored at temperatures not exceeding 86 degrees F. and in normal humidity (below 70%)

Product Care:
• Cordura Boots: Use a soft brush to remove dirt and cleaned with mild soap and warm water. When dry, apply a coat of water repellant. This will help to maintain the color and camo pattern.
• Leather Boots: Use a soft brush to remove dirt; polish may be applied to cover scuffs. Use a good leather conditioner or a very light coat of oil to keep your leather from drying and cracking.
• Duty Shoes and Boots: Use black paste polish and a good leather conditioner about 3 times a year.
• Suede Shoes and Boots: First remove the dirt with the help of small suede brush. Apply some suede protector and clean it with a specialized cleaner.
• Patent Leather Shoes and Boots: Clean it with a soft, damp cloth using diluted detergent. Add petroleum jelly to give it a shine. In the end buff it properly to remove the excess petroleum jelly.
• Hand Sewn Shoes and Boots: Remove loose dirt with a soft brush. Use a paste polish to cover scuffs. Apply a water repellant spray and a good leather conditioner about two times a year.
• Insoles and Footbeds: Remove foot beds fr