Axel Arigato - Area Lo Trainers - White/Beige - 13 UK


The Axel Arigato Area Lo trainers are designed for individuals who appreciate a blend of vintage basketball aesthetics and modern craftsmanship, offering superior comfort through a custom-molded expanded rubber sole. These leather sneakers serve as a versatile wardrobe staple, though they require consistent care to maintain the pristine look of the high-quality leather upper.
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | White |
| Accent Colour | Beige |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Shoe Size UK | 13 |
| Series | Area Lo |
| Brand | Axel Arigato |
Yes, they generally follow standard sizing; however, since they are leather, they may offer a snug fit initially.
No, never wash leather trainers in a machine as the water and agitation will damage the material and construction.
Applying a high-quality leather protector spray designed for luxury sneakers can help repel water and dirt.
The upper is crafted from premium leather, supported by a custom-molded expanded rubber sole.
While they feature a basketball-inspired design, they are intended for lifestyle and fashion use, not for high-intensity athletic performance.
Use cedar shoe trees after every wear to help smooth out the leather and absorb moisture.
Use a soft-bristled brush with a mixture of mild soap and water, gently scrubbing the grooves of the sole.
Wear the trainers for shorter durations indoors to gradually break in the leather upper.
For the best initial fit, ensure you are wearing the appropriate socks for your activity level, as leather uppers may stretch slightly over time to mold to your foot shape. To maintain the appearance of the white and beige leather, it is recommended to use a soft, damp cloth for regular surface cleaning. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as these can strip the natural oils from the leather. For more stubborn dirt, a dedicated leather cleaner or conditioner is advised. When not in use, store the sneakers in a cool, dry place and use shoe trees to help retain their structural shape.