LEARNING CARE
To care for your Wolverine 1000 Mile leather boots, first, remove the laces and use a damp cloth to wipe dirt from the upper and sole.
Lightly brush the boot with horsehair or other shoe shine brush to remove excess dirt. Pay special attention to the seams.Conditions leather to replenish its natural oils. Test the conditioner on a small area before applying as this can darken some leathers.
Apply conditioner with your hands or a soft cloth, mix it with the leather, making sure to cover all leather surfaces, including the sole if it is leather. Let the conditioner dry and then brush to remove excess product.
If the boots have a leather-trimmed outsole, treat them with an edge sealer, wax, or polish.
Apply polish if necessary to add color and shine. Keep in mind that dark polishes will also darken the contrasting stitching. Brush shoes with a soft brush.
SUEDE CARE
To maintain your Wolverine 1000 Mile suede boots, first, remove the laces and use a damp cloth to
Gently brush with a stiff bristle brush to lift the nap.
Do not use oils, sprays, or conditions. Some waterproof sprays can be used, but we recommend testing a small area or interior first to see how it affects the color and feel of the material.
ADDITIONALLY CARE TIPS
How to clean wolverine work boots . No matter how much you love them, try to give your boots a day to rest and breathe between wears, which will extend the life of the boots.
Keep them clean. Dirt wears out stitching and leather.
Keep your boots dry (leather upper and soles). If the boots get wet, allow them to air dry thoroughly before putting them back on. Do not use heat.
Use shoe trees. They help maintain the shape of the shoe or boot and naturally absorb moisture and odors.
Care for leather boots regularly, at least 1-2 times a month. This maintains the integrity of the leather and replenishes its natural oils, leaving it supple and protected.
Avoid conditioner, cream, nail polish, etc. containing silicone or alcohol.
Resolute or re-chop your boots as needed as they become worn. If you use them for too long without proper repair, they will reach a point where they cannot be repaired. (Applies to boots made with Goodyear Welt construction.)