Jennifer Black

CARE

Taking care of your footwear is an important step in promoting environmental responsibility. Implement these straightforward care instructions to maintain your shoes in excellent condition:

Avoid Washing Refrain from immersing your shoes in water or using liquid cleaners.

Steer Clear of Bleach Avoid using bleach or harsh chemicals on your footwear, as it can harm the materials.

For Leather, Patent Finish, or Glossy Finish Use a dry cotton cloth to clean these shoes, removing dirt and preserving their shine.

No Ironing Never iron your shoes, as it can cause irreversible damage to the materials.

Suede, Nubuck, or Split Suede Revive the appearance of shoes made from these materials by cleaning them with a soft brush or a firm sponge. Consider using protective or dust repellent sprays, like water repellent products designed for suede, to treat shoes made from these materials.

Skip Dry Cleaning Refrain from taking your shoes to a dry cleaner, as the chemicals used can be harmful to them.

Leather Shoes You can apply colorless or matching color wax to leather footwear to maintain their freshness and protect the material. (Code 54)

Avoid Tumble Drying Never use a tumble dryer to dry your shoes, as it can lead to warping or damage to their shape.

By adhering to these care instructions, you can extend the lifespan of your shoes, reduce the need for replacements, and contribute to environmental conservation.