Care Guide
Before first use:
Don't wait for your sneakers to get dirty before taking care of them. As soon as you receive them, it is essential to protect them.
For smooth leather: Apply a nourishing milk to hydrate the material and prevent cracks over time. Leave on for at least 12 hours (ideally overnight), then polish with a clean, dry cloth.
For suede and nubuck leather: Waterproof your sneakers evenly before any use.
Let dry for a few hours.
When not wearing them, remember to insert shoe trees inside: this will help your sneakers maintain their natural shape.
For recycled canvas: Waterproof your sneakers with a protective spray suitable for textiles before first use. This will limit the penetration of stains and moisture into the fibers. Let dry completely in a ventilated area before wearing them. When not wearing them, remember to insert shoe trees inside: this will help your sneakers maintain their natural shape.
Regular care:
Smooth leather: Remove the laces. Dust with a suitable brush to remove dirt and dust. After each use, a simple brushing helps prevent accumulation. Then apply a pea-sized amount of renovating cream to a chamois cloth. Massage the leather in circular motions to deeply nourish it. Let dry for about 30 minutes. Well-maintained leather is long-lasting leather.
Suede and nubuck leather: Remove the laces.
Brush carefully to remove impurities. For stains, use a special suede eraser, gently rubbing in both directions of the nap. Then spray a waterproofing agent evenly from about 30 cm away from the shoe. Let dry for a few hours. Regularity is key: light but frequent maintenance significantly extends the life of the pair.
Recycled canvas: Remove the laces. Gently brush the surface with a soft brush to remove dust and superficial dirt. For stains, dab with a slightly damp cloth and mild soap, without rubbing to avoid altering the fibers. Rinse by dabbing with a clean, damp cloth to remove any soap residue. Let air dry, away from any direct heat source. Once dry, reapply a light coat of waterproofing to renew the protection. Treating your recycled canvas gently preserves both its appearance and the integrity of its fibers.
