Care Instructions

Shoe Care Tips For Every Type Of Shoe: While footwear has taken colossal steps forward over the past century, one constant that hasn't changed is that shoes will always require proper care to keep them in good shape. Today, we have many types of footwear - from leather to canvas and everything in between. It's bewildering to think that every type of shoe, from cleats to brogues requires special care. Follow our expert tips on caring for your shoes; they may very well outlast you. Let’s start with what NOT to do to your shoes in general: Avoid the wash: Contrary to popular belief, the washing machine is a no-go zone for any type of canvas/ knit or mesh shoe. Even the gentlest cycles can damage the glue that keeps your shoe together and make your soles look more worn down. No air: Much like our skin, shoes require decent airflow to enable it to breathe. Never store shoes in plastic. Overwearing: Constantly wearing a single pair of shoes can irreversibly damage their structure of them, in which case, no amount of cleaning can save it. Rotate your shoe wardrobe often. Dry feet only:Always dry your feet before wearing shoes- damp/moist feet can cause a multitude of health issues and also causes shoes to get moldy. Don’t forget to wipe: Mud and liquids should be wiped off as soon as possible, specifically from leather shoes to avoid stains. Forget the heater: In our previous post on making shoes more comfortable, we suggested you stretch them out using a hairdryer- if you want to keep the shape of your shoes, the reverse is also true. Do not dry your damp shoes near a heat source. Air drying is best. With the don’ts out of the way, here’s what you should be doing to keep your shoes in prime condition for a long time.

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