Shoe care guide

Kid leather is a soft and delicate leather widely used in high-quality footwear. To maintain its texture and finish, it is important to clean it regularly and avoid moisture.

How to clean kid leather shoes:

• Wipe off dust and dirt with a soft, dry cloth.
• If stains appear, use a leather-specific cleaner along with a conditioner to nourish the fibers.

How to protect kid leather from water:

• Avoid wearing this type of footwear on rainy days, as water marks may appear.

How to prevent scratches on the leather:

• Avoid contact with sharp objects, long nails, or embellishments that could damage the surface.

How to prevent stains and color transfer:

• Keep footwear away from garments that may bleed color, such as jeans or other dyed fabrics.
• Store shoes in a protective dust bag, especially if the leather is light-colored.

Cow leather is one of the most durable materials for footwear, but it requires maintenance to retain its flexibility and shine.

How to clean leather shoes

• Remove dust and dirt with a soft, dry cloth.
• For stains, use specific leather cleaning products.

What to do if leather shoes get wet

• Dry immediately with a soft, absorbent towel.
• Allow the shoes to air dry in a well-ventilated area.
• Do not use dryers, radiators, or direct sunlight, as these can deform or harden the leather.

Patent leather is a leather with a glossy finish that requires gentle cleaning to avoid damaging the coating.

How to clean patent leather shoes

• Wipe the surface with a slightly damp cloth or a specific leather cleaner.
• Avoid harsh polishing products that can damage the finish.

How to repair small scratches on patent leather

• Clean the affected area.
• Apply a small amount of egg white mixed with leather oil of the same shade.
• Let dry and polish with a soft cloth.

How to remove stains on patent leather

• For stubborn stains, use a cloth slightly dampened with alcohol or petroleum jelly and then wipe with a dry cloth.

Kid suede has a soft, velvety texture that requires specific care to maintain its appearance.

How to clean suede shoes

• Use a soft suede brush or sponge to remove dust and dirt.
• Always brush in the direction of the suede nap.

For stains:

• Mix mild soap with water (approximately 2:1:50 ratio).
• Gently clean and air dry away from direct sunlight.

How to protect suede from water

• Avoid contact with rain or moisture.
• If the footwear gets wet, dry it with a cloth and allow it to dry naturally.

How to maintain suede texture

• Apply a suede-specific conditioner after cleaning to maintain softness.
• If the nap becomes matted, use a suede brush or very fine sandpaper to restore the texture.

How to store suede shoes

• Store footwear in a cool, dry place.
• Use silica gel packets to prevent moisture and mold.

Cowhide suede is thicker and more durable than goatskin suede, but it is still sensitive to water.

Cleaning

• Clean with a suede brush to remove dust and dirt.

Maintenance

• Apply suede cream or conditioner approximately once a month to maintain the material's flexibility.

Storage

• Store footwear with cedar shoe trees, which help maintain shape and prevent moisture.