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Proudly handmade in Bolton, Greater Manchester since 1961

Proudly handmade in Bolton, Greater Manchester since 1961

The Community Clothing X Walsh shoes for Community Clothing are a reworking of a classic 1980’s running shoe from the extensive Walsh Archive. It is called the Beacon, after Beacon Fell a popular Lancashire landmark.  They're made with a super tough breathable cordura upper, leather and suede finished natural rubber sole and a gold foiled CC logo. 

The Community Clothing X Walsh shoes for Community Clothing are a reworking of a classic 1980’s running shoe from the extensive Walsh Archive. It is called the Beacon, after Beacon Fell a popular Lancashire landmark.  They're made with a super tough breathable cordura upper, leather and suede finished natural rubber sole and a gold foiled CC logo. 

Textile Uppers

Textile Uppers

The Cordura of the uppers is easy to clean with a soft cloth and warm soapy water or specialist shoe cleaner. The Suede & leather parts should be brushed. Suede should be brushed using a soft brass brush or, hard bristle brush, whist leather should be brushed with a soft bristle brush.

Stubborn stains can be removed with a suede rubber or cleaner.

The Cordura of the uppers is easy to clean with a soft cloth and warm soapy water or specialist shoe cleaner. The Suede & leather parts should be brushed. Suede should be brushed using a soft brass brush or, hard bristle brush, whist leather should be brushed with a soft bristle brush.

Stubborn stains can be removed with a suede rubber or cleaner.

Suede & leather

Suede & leather

It is important to brush the suede and leather elements of your trainers frequently. Suede should be brushed using a soft brass brush or, hard bristle brush, whist leather should be brushed with a soft bristle brush.

To prolong the life of your leather elements of your shoes, we recommend using a leather conditioner to keep the leather soft and supple.

​Hard stains can be removed with a suede rubber or cleaner.

It is important to brush the suede and leather elements of your trainers frequently. Suede should be brushed using a soft brass brush or, hard bristle brush, whist leather should be brushed with a soft bristle brush.

To prolong the life of your leather elements of your shoes, we recommend using a leather conditioner to keep the leather soft and supple.

​Hard stains can be removed with a suede rubber or cleaner.

General care & advice

General care & advice

When cleaning your shoes, we recommend using a shoe tree (stuffing them with paper or rags also works) to help 'open' materials up for better results.

Dyes used to colour the suede elements of your trainers may transfer onto other clothing (especially when wet), so we don't recommend wearing pale colours of trousers if you have purchased dark colourway of trainer.

​Never machine wash, tumble dry or leave your shoes to dry in direct sunlight.

When cleaning your shoes, we recommend using a shoe tree (stuffing them with paper or rags also works) to help 'open' materials up for better results.

Dyes used to colour the suede elements of your trainers may transfer onto other clothing (especially when wet), so we don't recommend wearing pale colours of trousers if you have purchased dark colourway of trainer.

​Never machine wash, tumble dry or leave your shoes to dry in direct sunlight.