H by Hudson Men's Shoes

H by Hudson Shoes for Men

H by Hudson offers many types and styles of formal and casual men's footwear. Types of shoes include boots, shoes, sneakers, and loafers, made from traditional leather, suede or other materials. Styles include derby shoes, chelsea boots, brogues, oxford shoes, chukka boots, as well as suede shoes and boots.

• Boots: Available in leather, nubuck, and suede, these Hudson boots are made in US sizes 7 to 13.
• Brogues: These shoes have classic brogue markings and rubber soles. They are available in black, brown, light brown, and tan and are sold in US sizes 7 to 13.
• Sneakers: Fabric, leather, nubuck, or suede materials construct this type of footwear from H by Hudson. Classic colors include black, white, and tan, and non-traditional colors are stone and peach.
• Loafers: Hudson loafers come in both leather and suede and feature either tassels or buckles.
• Derby: Derby shoes feature intricate detailing and come in your choice of either suede or leather. Available colors include tan, brown, navy, gray, or black.

It is a good idea to clean your shoes every now and then. Follow these steps to clean your footwear:

• Clean and polish: Use a shoe brush and then wipe with a damp cloth. This step removes any dirt that has been embedded in the surface. You should also clean the soles in the same manner. A pencil eraser will take off and scuff marks. You may also want to remove the shoelaces and wash them by hand with a mild soap.
• Shine: Use a polish that matches your shoe color. The polish or cream should be applied directly to the shoe and then spread evenly with a brush or soft cloth.
• Buff: Allow the polish to dry completely. Then, use a natural-bristle brush to buff your shoes. Take care to use a different brush for each color of leather.
• Shape: To maintain the original shape of your footwear, you should store them on stretchers in the original box. As an alternative, you can stuff the toecap with newspaper or tissue. Be sure to store leather shoes away from sources of direct heat, such as a radiator, as heat will damage them.