Le Chameau boots
Rubber Boot Care
To ensure your Le Chameau rubber boots stay in good condition, it's important that they are regularly cleaned with water and allowed to dry naturally.
Occasionally you might notice a white, powdery 'bloom' on the boots. This is perfectly normal, caused by insoluble particles that have risen to the surface – a characteristic of a premium product made from high-grade rubber – and will not compromise the durability or performance of your boots.
Do's and Don'ts of Boot Care
Do
Use a boot jack when removing your boots, to avoid damaging the heel. Clean your boots with nothing more than water and a brush. Let your boots air dry. Use a silicone spray and a soft, dry cloth to buff your boots and nurture their unique rubber blend. Keep your boots in a dry and ventilated place, away from direct sunlight and heat sources. Dry the lining of wet boots thoroughly before using them again. Crumpled newspaper will help. Clean your boots thoroughly if storing them for a long period, and store them away from direct sunlight in a cool, dry place.
Don'ts
Dry your boots in direct contact with a heat source like a radiator or a fireplace. Use aggressive products, like detergents, to clean your boots Store your boots in a damp condition, near a heat source or folded.
The Ultimate Boot & Care Package
Leather Boot Care
To maximise the lifespan of your leather boots, maintain their water repellency and ensure they last for years to come, proper care is key.