Care Instructions

Routine Maintenance of Shoes：

Routine Cleaning

Make cleaning your shoes a routine. For everyday dirt and dust, a gentle brush or damp cloth works wonders. Be sure to clean not just the upper but also the midsole and outsole. This prevents the accumulation of grime that can lead to discoloration.

Spot Cleaning

For those inevitable scuffs and stains, a soft toothbrush and mild soap can be your best allies. Gently scrub the affected area in circular motions. Avoid using harsh chemicals, as they may damage the material.

Deep Cleaning

Periodically, give your shoes a thorough deep clean. Remove the laces and insoles, and hand-wash them separately. For the shoes, use a shoe cleaning solution or a mixture of mild soap and water. Air-dry them thoroughly before lacing up again.

Rotation Is Key

Avoid wearing the same pair every day. Rotate your shoes to allow them time to breathe. This not only prevents excessive wear on one pair but also helps maintain their shape and freshness.

Proper Storage:
When not in use, store your shoes in a cool, dry place. Avoid leaving them in direct sunlight, as prolonged exposure may cause fading. For optimal maintenance, use shoe trees to preserve their shape.