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Trainers: shape, materials and styling

Leather, suede, textiles and synthetics have different finishes and care needs. Compare the upper composition with the lining and sole; the outer appearance does not describe the entire construction. Explore also: men's trainers

Choosing ankle boots, sandals or clogs

Ankle boots reach the ankle area and work with straight trousers or clothing that leaves the shaft visible. Compare the opening, fastening and flexibility when walking; laces allow instep adjustment where the design includes them. Explore also: Nordic leather lace-up ankle boots

When choosing between sandals and clogs, compare toe coverage and how they hold the instep. A buckle allows adjustment where fitted; also check sole height and the space around your heel. Explore also: men's sandals

Looking after different materials

Remove surface dirt using a method suited to the material listed on the product page. Use a specialist brush for suede and avoid soaking it. Leave footwear to dry naturally away from direct heat, and check the model's care instructions before using cleaning products or putting it in a washing machine.

What to check before choosing a pair

Size: measure both feet and compare the measurements with the product's size guide; a size number alone does not describe the fit.

Fastening: laces and buckles let you adjust the hold, but cannot make up for an unsuitable length.

Materials: check the upper, lining and sole separately; styles within the same range may have different compositions.

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