- What is Trudave best known for?
- Its stitched-sole leather boots, particularly the lace-up model that gets resoled rather than replaced. The Chelsea boot and canvas sneaker are the other two staples. The sneakers are the lighter, cheaper-built option and use a cupsole instead of the stitched construction.
- Does Trudave run sales at set times of year?
- Trudave discounts mainly at end of season, when remaining sizes of a colorway are cleared before the next run. There is no fixed sale calendar, and popular sizes often sell through before any markdown. The price history on this page shows when the brand has cut prices before.
- What is Trudave's warranty?
- Trudave covers manufacturing defects such as sole separation or stitching failure for a year from purchase. Normal wear, including worn heels and creased leather, is not covered. Keep the order confirmation, since the claim is handled through the retailer you bought from.
- Can I return Trudave shoes?
- Returns go through the store you bought from, not Trudave directly, so the window and condition rules follow that store's policy. Shoes should be unworn and in the original box. Try them indoors first, because scuffed soles usually void a return.
- How does Trudave sizing run?
- The leather boots run close to standard US sizing but are built on a slightly narrow last, so wide feet should consider going up a half size. The canvas sneakers run true to size. Leather boots loosen with wear, while the sneakers hold their shape.
- Are there Trudave discount codes?
- Deal.ai checks what Trudave products actually cost at every store, so a real markdown shows on this page as a deal as soon as it starts, and each product's page has its price history to tell a sale from its usual price.