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BOOT CARE
DeNiroBootCo boots are designed for durability and are made with the finest quality leathers to ensure performance and protection. Just a few tricks to care for it. Remove anything that might damage the skin of the boot after use. Keep the boot away from heat sources. Store in a dry place. Apply a cream cleaner of the same color of the boot. For models with a zipper, to preserve the functionality and durability of the boot, recommend after each use, to remove dirt from the hinge, using a brush; make sure the zipper is completely open while wearing or removing the boot.

HANDCRAFTED LUXURY
Equestrians around the world treasure the fine Italian craftsmanship, impeccable quality, and personalized styling that DeNiroBootCo incorporates into its extensive line of luxurious equestrian boots. DeNiro boots are expertly handcrafted in Casarano, Italy, by experienced artisans steeped in the proud tradition of the boot - making. Attention to detail, use of the finest leathers, and a flair for innovation have been hallmarks of the DeNiro brand for over thirty years. An extensive line of popular designs and customization options allows equestrians to satisfy their unique tastes, make a statement, or simply show off their personality.

FOCUS ON LEATHER AND TECHNOLOGY
The DeNiroBootCo, uses only natural materials of the highest quality, such as calfskin, ensuring consistency and strength, along with total comfort.

WRAT (Water Resistant Advanced Treatment)

WRAT uses hydrophobic materials that are bonded to the leather structure during teenage to form a protective barrier. The leather used in this treatment allows sweat in the form of water on the outside coming in. The result being your feet stay hygienically dry.

This is what made every product unique and original and any imperfection it presents is not considered a defect, but a confirmation that it was made with natural processes.