How to clean glitter shoes

• Remove dust with a dry cloth or a very soft brush, always in the same direction.
• For light stains, use minimal water with a little mild toothpaste or neutral cleaner.

What to avoid with glitter shoes

• Do not wash or submerge the footwear in water.
• Do not use hard brushes or scrub vigorously.
• Avoid rubbing against other surfaces or shoes to prevent shedding.

How to store glitter shoes

• Store each pair separately in its box or protective bag.
• Use anti-humidity bags to keep the material in good condition.

How to Clean Suede Shoes

• Brush gently in one direction with a suede brush.
• For light stains, use a special suede eraser or a slightly damp cloth.
• Avoid saturating the material.

Deep Cleaning Suede

• Mix mild soap, a little vinegar, and warm water.
• Clean carefully with a soft brush and air dry in a ventilated area.
• Once dry, brush again to restore the texture.

How to Protect Suede from Water

• Avoid wearing this type of footwear on rainy days.
• If it gets wet, dry with an absorbent cloth and let it air dry naturally, away from direct sunlight.

How to Maintain Suede Texture

• After cleaning, apply a specific suede conditioner.
• If the nap gets flattened, use a special brush to lift the fibers.

How to Store Suede Shoes

• Store footwear in a cool, dry place.
• Use shoe trees or internal paper to maintain their shape.
• Add anti-humidity sachets or silica gel to prevent mold and moisture.

How to Restore Suede Color

• If the color fades, use a specific suede powder or spray in the same shade.
• Do not use traditional shoe polish, as it can mat the texture.

How to clean leather shoes

• Remove dust with a soft cloth or a natural bristle brush.
• Clean stains with a pH-neutral leather cleaner.
• Always dry with a clean cloth and air dry, away from heat sources.

How to nourish and maintain shine

• Apply cream or polish suitable for the shoe color in circular motions.
• Let absorb for a few minutes and polish with a soft cloth or brush to restore natural shine.
• Avoid frequent use of liquid polishes, as they can dry out the leather.

What to do if the leather gets wet

• Absorb moisture with a soft towel.
• Insert shoe trees or paper inside to maintain the shape.
• Never dry shoes in the sun, with a hairdryer, or near radiators.

How to Clean Patent Leather Shoes

• Wipe away dust with a soft, dry cloth.
• For stains, use a slightly damp cloth or a specific patent leather cleaner.
• Avoid abrasive products or hard brushes.

How to Protect Patent Leather

• Avoid excessively bending the footwear to prevent cracks.
• Keep the footwear away from sharp objects that could scratch the surface.

How to Store Patent Leather Shoes

• Store each pair separately to avoid scuffs and color transfer.
• Use protective dust bags.

How to care for oiled leather

• Avoid contact with water and chemicals.
• Regularly apply a colorless leather oil or conditioner.
• Do not over-polish to preserve the natural look of the material.

How to treat minor scratches

• Light marks can be gently buffed out with your hand or a clean cloth, thanks to the natural oils in the leather.

HOW TO CLEAN

• Use a soft brush to remove dust and surface dirt.
• Mix warm water with a small amount of mild detergent or dish soap, dampen a soft cloth or sponge in the mixture, and gently clean the nylon areas.
• For more stubborn stains, use the soft brush in circular motions.
• Avoid completely soaking the shoe, especially if it combines leather or suede.