• Step 1. Use a soft-bristled brush to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the brush along the seams and soles. If the dirt persists, use a damp cloth for a more thorough clean.
• Step 2. Condition the leather by applying a neutral shoe cream. Using a cloth, apply the shoe cream in a circular motion to ensure even coverage.
• Step 3. Allow the conditioner to dry out before brushing off any dried out flakes of conditioner.

It is important to use a leather conditioner that matches the color of your shoes. Not sure which conditioner color to use? Contact us.

• Step 1. Use a soft-bristled brush to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the brush along the seams and soles. If the dirt persists, use a damp cloth for a more thorough clean.
• Step 2. Condition the leather by applying a neutral shoe cream. Using a cloth, apply the shoe cream in a circular motion to ensure even coverage.
• Step 3. Allow the conditioner to dry out before brushing off any dried out flakes of conditioner.

It is important to use a leather conditioner that matches the color of your shoes. Not sure which conditioner color to use? Contact us.

• Step 1. Use a soft-bristled brush to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the brush along the seams and soles. If the dirt persists, use a damp cloth for a more thorough clean.
• Step 2. Condition the leather by applying a neutral shoe cream. Using a cloth, apply the shoe cream in a circular motion to ensure even coverage.
• Step 3. Allow the conditioner to dry out before brushing off any dried out flakes of conditioner.

It is important to use a leather conditioner that matches the color of your shoes. Not sure which conditioner color to use? Contact us.

• Step 1. Use a soft-bristled brush to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the brush along the seams and soles. If the dirt persists, use a damp cloth for a more thorough clean.

It is important not to use cream conditioner on Smooty leather.

Rock and Cocco leather fall into the category of coated leathers, which encompasses textures like reptile effect and shiny leather. The coating process involves applying a thin varnish to the leather, resulting in a glossy finish for the product. This technique not only enhances the visual appeal of the leather but also adds a protective layer, contributing to the durability and distinctive appearance of Rock and Cocco leather items.

• Step 1. Use a damp cloth to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the cloth along the seams and soles.
• Step 2. Apply a patent leather cream evenly to the leather surface and allow it to dry. We strongly recommend conducting a patch test on a small, inconspicuous area before applying the cream to the entire surface. This precaution ensures compatibility with the specific leather type and helps prevent any potential adverse effects on the overall appearance and quality of the material.
• Step 3. Allow the product to dry out before brushing off with a cloth.

Rock and Cocco leather fall into the category of coated leathers, which encompasses textures like reptile effect and shiny leather. The coating process involves applying a thin varnish to the leather, resulting in a glossy finish for the product. This technique not only enhances the visual appeal of the leather but also adds a protective layer, contributing to the durability and distinctive appearance of Rock and Cocco leather items.

• Step 1. Use a damp cloth to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the cloth along the seams and soles.
• Step 2. Apply a patent leather cream evenly to the leather surface and allow it to dry. We strongly recommend conducting a patch test on a small, inconspicuous area before applying the cream to the entire surface. This precaution ensures compatibility with the specific leather type and helps prevent any potential adverse effects on the overall appearance and quality of the material.
• Step 3. Allow the product to dry out before brushing off with a cloth.

• Step 1. Use a soft-bristled brush to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the brush along the seams and soles.
• Step 2. Alternatively, you have the option to perform a thorough cleaning by using a suede-specific cleaning product. It is essential to conduct a preliminary test in a small area before applying the product to the entire item.

Boucle belongs to the textile materials category, and cleaning it can be challenging when combined with leather. If the product becomes dirty or soiled, delicately brush to remove dirt. If necessary, utilize a combination of a small amount of water and a cloth for a thorough cleaning.

It is important not to use cream conditioner on Boucle textile or to clean with excessive water.

• Step 1. Use a soft-bristled brush to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the brush along the seams and soles. Important always brush in the directions of the hairs. Never rub against the grain.
• Step 2. If the dirt persists, use a damp cloth for a more thorough clean. Rub gently.

Bull leather falls into the category of coated leathers, which encompasses textures like reptile effect and shiny leather. The coating process involves applying a thin varnish to the leather, resulting in a glossy finish for the product. This technique not only enhances the visual appeal of the leather but also adds a protective layer, contributing to the durability and distinctive appearance of Bull leather items.

• Step 1. Use a damp cloth to delicately remove dirt, dust and debris from your leather items. Brush gently to prevent any potential scratching of the leather. Run the cloth along the seams and soles.

A number of our products feature metal-gold or metal-gun accessories and details. Over time, these elements may lose their shine and develop a more subdued appearance due to regular use. To restore their luster, lightly clean the accessories and details with a sponge dampened with water and soap. Take care to clean the buckles gently, avoiding contact with the leather.

The aging process of buckles is inherent and occurs naturally.

To preserve the shape of your shoes, consider using wooden shoe blocks or alternatively, wrapped-up newspaper. Shoe blocks are now available in various materials such as cedar wood, regular wood and plastic. Inserting the shoe into the blocks when they are not being used, will help them retain
their shape. Additionally, allowing leather shoes to air dry after each use, will minimizes deterioration.

Saltstains, which often arise in the winter months, can result in leaving a white mark on the leather. To care for salt stains on leather shoes, wipe off any excess salt, gently clean with a damp cloth, and leave to air dry. at room temperature. Ensure you avoid leaving it in near a heat source and direct
sunlight. Insert shoe blocks once partially dry in order to ensure it maintains its shape. Apply leather conditioner after complete drying for optimal suppleness.

When your shoes are not in use, here’s how to store them properly. Follow the “keep the shape of your leather shoes” section, and keep them in a cool, dry place. Avoid keeping them in plastic bags, and opt for more breathable, fabric bags. Allow for adequate air circulation, and apply leather conditioner every few months to preserve the shoes suppleness.

If your shoes get wet, promptly wipe any off excess water and fill the shoes with dry newspaper. The newspaper will absorb any water and humidity inside the shoe. Air dry at room temperature. Ensure you avoid leaving it near a heat source and avoid direct sunlight. Insert shoe blocks once partially dry to ensure the shoes maintain their shape. Apply leather conditioner after the shoes are completely dry to ensure they maintain their suppleness.

When addressing creases and scuff marks on shoes, gently wipe away any scuffs, gently apply leather conditioner and air dry. Regular maintenance of creases and scuffs helps minimize their impact, and preserves the shoes' appearance for much longer.

When addressing leather discoloration, select a shoe cream with the closest pigment as the original colour of the shoe. Test shoe cream on a small, inconspicuous area before applying to the whole shoe in order to ensure a proper match. Apply the shoe cream evenly using a soft cloth, focusing on the discoloured areas. Buff gently to restore and ensure colour consistency.

Not sure which conditioner color to use? Contact us.