Kiwi Suede & Nubuck Combination Brush

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For snow and water stains, dab on white vinegar, using circular motions over the affected area – the acid in the vinegar is good for breaking down salt.

Yes – but carefully. Use cold water and mix in just a couple of drops of washing-up liquid. Use a clean toothbrush to apply the blend, making circular motions over the stain. Allow the item to fully dry before brushing the nap up. Shoe trees help your shoes keep their shape. They help prevent creasing. They help them last longer by absorbing excess moisture. They even keep them smelling fresher longer (from the above). A horse hair brush is perfect for regular use. It removes excess dirt and provides a nice gentle cleaning. It is the most versatile suede shoe brush. It is something we recommend starting with the majority of the time. Using lint-free cloths prevents leaving traces of fluff on the shoes – a piece of an old t-shirt will work fine, there's no need to buy a special cloth. Allow the leather cream to dry; you can buff the shoes with a soft brush or clean cloth if you want to achieve more shine.Instead use a sponge to clean, then apply a thin layer of oiled leather cream. This neutral cream will maintain the matt, waxy finish of the shoe and maintain its water-repellency. Note that this product doesn’t clean the shoes, it refreshes the colour. It is also available in neutral, which is handy if you can’t match the colour – it will still rejuvenate the appearance of your shoes. Suede shoes

All shoe care, regardless of what type of leather, involves brushing and shoe trees. As well as basics such as using shoe horn and letting your shoes rest.

Girls

It's wonderful for touching up your shoes when they only need a little attention. Again, think regular maintenance. Have more leather to clean? Read up on the best leather cleaning methods or learn how to clean faux leather. Read other articles from the Clothing Care category