How do you stretch the seam on Doc Martens?

How do you stretch the seam on Doc Martens?

Wear Thick Socks Woolly socks for your Docs are a must. Investing in some thick, soft socks is a crucial element of the breaking in process. They will protect your feet and ankles and help to stretch the leather as it moulds to your feet, for example around the edges of your shoe.

Is it normal for Doc Martens to hurt?

The boots should feel tight, but not uncomfortable. If the boot feels uncomfortable when you try it on, especially in the width, then it is too small. Docs will soften and stretch as you wear them in – You can check out our size guide for more information.

How do you keep Dr. Martens tongue straight?

Lift the tongue up a bit and relace your shoes by running the second-to-last row of laces behind the tongue, not on top of it. Then, relace the top row of eyelets on top of the tongue. This way, the tongue stays in place since the row of laces behind the tongue holds it up when your shoes are tied.

How many times do you have to wear Doc Martens to break them in?

How long does it take to fully break in Doc Martens? On average, it takes 3-6 weeks to fully break in your docs. It can be sped up by using heat techniques or wearing them with socks to increase the break in period. However, while they may be wearable, the full break in period will come at around 3 weeks.