on the inner area near the hook attachments.
This is not a defect that only arises after heavy use – it can occur within the first few weeks, even with normal wear.
Why does it happen?
The Overture, Chorus, and Concerto models are made from genuine natural leather, a high-quality material that, once painted white, can be more delicate in certain areas. The paint peeling usually happens due to friction between the tongue and the inside of the boot, particularly around the points where the hooks are attached.
This contact, even if light, can cause partial peeling of the surface paint, revealing small patches of the leather underneath.
What does Edea say?
We reached out directly to Edea for clarification, and they confirmed:
"This is purely a cosmetic issue and does not affect the function or structure of the boot. It is not covered under warranty because it is related to the natural characteristics of the material."
How to fix it: Edea Polish
The good news is that this cosmetic flaw can be easily fixed. By using the specific product Edea Polish, designed for the care and maintenance of white-painted leather boots, you can:
