Sorel
Featured Styles
Men's Sorel Boots & Women's Sorel Boots
Where is Sorel from?
Sorel originated in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada in 1962 as a winter line of sport/ work boots. As of 2000, Sorel has moved and maintained its headquarters in Portland, Oregon.
Where are Sorel shoes made?
Sorel shoes were originally made in Canada. As of 2021 Sorel footwear products are produced mainly in China and Vietnam.
How do I care for my Sorel shoes?
Waterproof Leather:Using a medium-bristle brush, gently remove any dust, dirt and debris from the shoes. Then wipe them down with a damp cloth and let dry in a cool, dry place.
Oiled Leather/Dry-Tanned Leather: Remove dirt, dust or debris with a dry cloth or soft brush. Then, using a clean cloth, apply a bit of leather cleaner all over the shoes. Wipe the shoes down with a damp cloth to remove residue and let them dry in a cool, dry place.
Nubuck/Suede Leather: Use a soft brush to wipe of dirt a debris from everyday use. We recommend using a suede and nubuck protectant to help the shoes last as long as possible.
Sneakers: Start by using a soft brush to wipe away dirt and debris off the shoes. Use a washcloth dipped into soap and water and lightly dab stains on the shoes. Remove the laces and wash separately in cleaning solution or soap and water, using a cleaning solution and soft brush, lightly brush the midsole and outsole until stains and dirt have been removed. Let the shoes fully air dry at room temperature before relacing and wearing.
How long do Sorel shoes last?
Of course, a specific time frame is dependent upon how the shoes are made, worn, and how well they are taken care of. That being said, Sorel is legendary for their durability in shoes. Some pairs have lasted for seven years and going strong, while some others are still going ten years out of the box.
What are Sorel shoes made of?
Sorel carries a wide variety of shoes made of a wide variety of leathers, suedes, and some recycled materials. Sorel has worked toward making eco-considerate choices in the construction.
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