Protect Your Investment
Protect Your Investment
WITH REGULAR CARE, YOUR LEATHER WILL LAST FOR DECADES
The biggest threat to leather shoes is getting them wet and drying them repeatedly. When your shoes get wet, you should never accelerate the drying process and instead allow them to dry naturally. Never use hair dryers, shoe dryers or place on or next to a heat source. This will dry out the leather and leave it hard and brittle.
Instead, remove the insoles and place paper towels or newspaper inside and leave them in an open space at room temperature to dry. Once the shoes are dry, we recommend applying the appropriate moisturizer such as leather shoe lotion, leather oil or leather dressing.
SHOE CARE ESSENTIALS
Foam Cleaner
Gentle foaming cleaner that cleans surface dirt on shoes
Directions: Shake well before using. Use a stiff brush to remove excess dirt. Pump foam directly onto affected area. Using a soft bristle bursh, work the foam in a circular motion. Wipe clean using a microfiber towel or terry cloth. For suede, nubuck and other nappy leathers. Allow the surface to dry completely. Loosen and raise nap using a stiff suede brush.
Leather Conditioner
Conditions & Restores smooth leathers
Leaves smooth leathers soft & supple
Directions: Shake well before use. Wipe off surface with rag before applying lotion. Apply with a soft, clean cloth. Rub well into leather. Allow to dry then polish with brush. Buff with a clean & dry cloth.
Leather Dressing
Naturally protects and preserves leather. Repels moisture, resists stains and acids, prevents cracking, and lets leather breathe.
Directions: Have leather clean and dry. Rub in well. Apply regularly on footwear, especially at the seams and the welt. Dry at room temperature. Remove excess if any. Buff to a shine when preferred. Not recommended for use on Suede or nubuck leathers.
Lint-Free Cleaning Cloth
Works as the perfect applicator for all leather conditioning products. After each use rinse well with warm soapy water until surface dirt & soap are gone. Hang dry. Replace cloth as needed or once it starts to deteriorate.
