PAMPA SP20 Cuff LTH WP+ Black: Leather Care FAQ

Quick answer

Treat the PAMPA SP20 Cuff LTH WP+ Black like a leather boot first: brush off dirt, wipe with a damp cloth, air-dry away from heat, and re-waterproof the leather and suede panels when water stops beading. Clean and lubricate the zipper separately so the cuff keeps working smoothly.

PAMPA SP20 Cuff LTH WP+ Black care questions answered

How do I clean Palladium leather boots without ruining the suede?

Remove laces and brush off loose dirt. Wipe the smooth leather with a damp cloth and a pH-neutral leather cleaner, then buff dry. On the suede panels, use a soft suede brush or eraser in one direction. Do not scrub suede with a wet cloth or leather cleaner. Keep leather and suede tools separate; a wet cloth on suede can flatten the nap.

How should I dry the PAMPA SP20 Cuff LTH WP+ Black?

Stuff the boots with newspaper or a dry cloth to hold their shape and absorb moisture. Air-dry at room temperature, away from radiators, direct sun or a tumble dryer. If they get soaked, change the stuffing once it feels damp. Heat speeds cracking and can weaken the waterproof finish.

How do I waterproof leather boots with suede details?

Clean and dry the boots first. Apply a waterproofing spray or cream labeled for leather and suede, following the product's directions. Use light, even passes rather than soaking the suede, and let it cure fully before wearing. Reapply when water stops beading. Test any waterproofing product on a small hidden area first.

How do I care for the zipper on a leather cuff boot?

Brush out grit along the zipper teeth with a soft brush. Run a zipper lubricant or a small amount of beeswax along the teeth, then zip up and down a few times to distribute it. Avoid pulling the zipper past a stuck point; work the slider back gently instead. A clean, lubricated zipper prevents stress on the leather cuff.

Can I wear these boots in snow and salt?

The waterproof build suits cold, wet commutes, but road salt can leave white stains and dry out leather. Wipe salt off with a damp cloth as soon as you notice it, then re-waterproof once the boots are dry. For deep snow or slush, consider a dedicated winter boot. Salt is easier to remove before it dries into the leather.

How should I store Palladium SP20 leather boots?

Clean and dry them fully before storing. Keep the shape with boot trees or rolled paper, and store them in a dry, ventilated place away from direct sunlight. Avoid sealed plastic bags, which can trap moisture and encourage mildew. Never put damp boots into a closed box.

Product facts

• 79568-008-M | SP20 CUFF LTH WP+ | BLACK: Upper material is 60% leather, 30% suede and 10% synthetic. You need two cleaning methods on one boot: leather cleaner for the smooth panels and a suede brush for the nap.